Katie02 · May 9, 2019

hi anyone know what this is?

JUKE179r · May 9, 2019

Besides being corroded, what's on the other side?

RangeRoller dt · May 9, 2019

Rheumatism?

marjon · May 9, 2019

Where about did it come from too.
More clues needed please

J

Katie02 · May 9, 2019

It was literally hanging there

I’m guessing it came from somewhere underneath the abs unit. I need to have a proper look later without the 3 year old in tow. What is the unit underneath the abs unit?

tarphenry · May 9, 2019

Its for plugging into the garage till system, so that if they open a door or bonnet the costs are transferred directly out of your account. saves you messing with pin nos and such

RangeRoller dt · May 9, 2019

put a squirt of contact cleaner on it, then rub it in with a £20 note

If you feel around the area where it came from you should find a stray connector somewhere....

marjon · May 9, 2019

RangeRoller dt said:
If you feel around the area where it came from you should find a stray connector somewhere...

Sounds like it was “hanging around” on a connector

And a very furry one at that.

J

Saint.V8 · May 9, 2019

I wonder if it is from the auxillary coolant pump - this sits under the ABS ECU and valve block.

RangeRoller dt · May 9, 2019

EDIT for Marjon :

RangeRoller dt said:
If you feel around the area you should find a stranger looking to make a connection somewhere....

tomcat59alan · May 9, 2019

Saint.V8 said:
I wonder if it is from the auxillary coolant pump - this sits under the ABS ECU and valve block.

View attachment 177545

Looks right Ant.

Plug it back in once you have cleaned up the connector and see how far the wire stretches.

Henry_b · May 9, 2019

I believe Ant as usual is right it is the connector for that..

I've ripped the connector off on one occasion, snagged it

whoops.

Put some cantact shyte on it, maybe some Dielectric grease to stop further corrosion.

That is if the pins haven't already completely dissolved.

RangeRoller dt · May 9, 2019

Look like they will clean up

Just don’t use WD

Saint.V8 · May 10, 2019

I think y'all missing something.......

That cover is supposed to be firmly attached to the back of the pump motor.....

You can clean it up as much as you like, it's still fecked.

tomcat59alan · May 10, 2019

Saint.V8 said:
I think y'all missing something.......

That cover is supposed to be firmly attached to the back of the pump motor.....

You can clean it up as much as you like, it's still fecked.[/QUOE]
Agreed, I posted reconnecting it to ascertain what it was part of.

RangeRoller dt · May 10, 2019

Pins will clean up, but yes I have no idea what they are supposed to attach to? Other side I would look at.

My original comment of cleaning up was meant in jest

Henry_b · May 10, 2019

Saint.V8 said:
I think y'all missing something.......

That cover is supposed to be firmly attached to the back of the pump motor.....

You can clean it up as much as you like, it's still fecked.

Yh you still need a plug to connect to the new motor..

So as i said the connector needs to be cleaned.

tomcat59alan · May 10, 2019

Henry_b said:
Yh you still need a plug to connect to the new motor..

So as i said the connector needs to be cleaned.

And something else your all missing, Katie you've got big hands, take note @Dopey

gold rover · May 10, 2019

Katie02 said:
hi anyone know what this is?View attachment 177516

Thems is interesting paws for a girlie

RangeRoller dt · May 10, 2019

tomcat59alan said:
And something else your all missing

Nope. Post 3

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