Jaguar AJ30 2006 Crankshaft Position Sensor Connector Plug

[M Sturzaker]

Hi All
I am struggling to source a two pin connector for the crankshaft position sensor. At Jaguar I have to buy the full loom.
Does anyone know of somewhere that I maybe able to get one?
I have tried breakers and some local jag specialist garages but to no avail.
Thanks for any help

[ant427]

MOUSER ELECTRONICS.
I use these all the time for harness connectors

[Krikkit]

Any pictures of the connector? It'll be a standard part

[Megaflow]

ant427 said:

MOUSER ELECTRONICS.
I use these all the time for harness connectors

What he said... ^

The only problem is you will need to know the OE's, as in the connector OE, part number. Sometimes that is molded into the connector, but not always.

[M Sturzaker]

The only part number that I have is 902YV02,
This isn’t bringing anything up

[E-bmw]

You could always just find a matching plug & socket & replace both.

Yes, I know it will then be different to what it should be but, how many times are you likely to ever change it?

[Megaflow]

E-bmw said:

You could always just find a matching plug & socket & replace both.

Yes, I know it will then be different to what it should be but, how many times are you likely to ever change it?

The other half of the connector is almost certainly molded into the crankshaft position sensor, I can't recall ever seeing a crank sensor with a flying lead, so he will be stuck with the original connector.

M Sturzaker said:

The only part number that I have is 902YV02,
This isn t bringing anything up

I went to google this to see if I could help and it only brought up one hit: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/354258185941

Cheap it is not, but it is a fix...

[E-bmw]

Megaflow said:

E-bmw said:

You could always just find a matching plug & socket & replace both.

Yes, I know it will then be different to what it should be but, how many times are you likely to ever change it?

The other half of the connector is almost certainly molded into the crankshaft position sensor, I can't recall ever seeing a crank sensor with a flying lead, so he will be stuck with the original connector.

Valid point, forgot that.