Originally Posted by Bunny
Originally Posted by nippymog
Is that a simple plug / socket on top of the sensor for the cable to connect ?
Thanks
No, not that simple. You need to cut the existing plug off the old sensor and splice the new sensor to it using a connecting block supplied with the kit. A bit fiddly actually. I guess you could always buy the sensor assembly direct from MMC which would be a plug & play solution but quite costly I imagine (if they are even available).


Thanks Bunny. If it was straight forward I would just do it, but I think I will wait for symptoms of failure first. I dont get on with connectors !