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Where does this connector go?

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Whilst working on my throttle body I noticed that a connector was hanging from the bottom of the wiring box just forward of the throttle body. It was tucked up towards the front of the motor and has an unusual end. Rather than a molded oblong with pins there is a conical, slightly bell shaped end with a small metal disk inside. I'd send a picture but my uploads are failing.

The connector wiring is about 6 inches long. Thanks for any ideas.

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Hi Richard,

Need more info

Which vehicle is it

What is the motor concerned

Which side of the engine are we talking, you drive on the left side of the road in the States in NZ we drive on the right so some items are in different places.

Photo's need to be a certain size 600x800 I think no larger

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post-17375-1350414964.gifHi Allan,

It's on the left side. I just discovered that its not conical. The connector itself is a single pin. Part of whatever it plugs into broke away and was still attached to the connector. That's what is round.

2000 528i M52 motor. You can see the piece still attached. Any idea where it came from?

Cheers

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Oil pressure or oil temp switch on the back of the oil filter remote housing

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You're right. It's the oil pressure switch. I ordered a new one plus the oil filter housing gasket. Do them both at the same time and minimize the pain.

Many thanks

Rick

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