Friction wheel loom connection
Friction wheel loom connection
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21TonyK

Original Poster:

13,216 posts

237 months

Thursday 30th July
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I need to change the friction wheel on my R56 at some point. Last time I stopped having removed the old one because the replacement did not have the connector for the electrics on it. I assumed I needed to remove it from the existing one and use that but could not see any way to remove it without it breaking.

About to buy a new replacement and again these dont have the connection.

What am I not understanding?

scrw.

3,130 posts

218 months

Thursday
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only 1 part listed on real oem (well a couple but they are superseded ones), and a quick scan on ebay pull up ones with the plug socket

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/236843138060

Got a picture of the one you have?


21TonyK

Original Poster:

13,216 posts

237 months

Yesterday (22:08)
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Doing more digging...

11287598832 is the correct one with servo control

11287598833 does not have servo control

I need the former but bought the latter.

CoolHands

23,118 posts

223 months

Yesterday (22:16)
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I would change the water pump pulley too - it has a rubber friction material on it which degrades at 10+ years. Plus new belt.

21TonyK

Original Poster:

13,216 posts

237 months

Yesterday (22:25)
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CoolHands said:
I would change the water pump pulley too - it has a rubber friction material on it which degrades at 10+ years. Plus new belt.
Thats the plan, doing the crankshaft main seal as well as thats got a bit of a weep on it. Had a new waterpump and crossover pipe a few months ago. And a new aircon compressor and condenser... and... and... never ending list.