YOUR RESEARCHBroken O2 sensor male connector - 986 Forum - The Community for Porsche Boxster & Cayman Owners
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Gents, need some help. As I was removing the O2 connectors to replace my exhaust I accidently broke the male connector of the O2 sensor. Its the one that is right under the trunk in the rubber grommet. Any idea if they have a replacement for this? Part number? Exhaust is on hold until I figure this out. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
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Here's the link to the connectors you choose from (male / female): http://986forum.com/forums/boxster-general-discussions/78147-02-sensor-wire-question-header-hi-flow-cat-install.html#post619783
Thanks Pilot. After doing some more reading I opted no to splice into the harness. The male connector had enough meat left that I was able to zip tie the o2 sensor and appears to be fine.
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