Hope no one minds, this is not really electronics but is automotive !

I've been replacing the clutch on our diesel Nissan pickup and trapped the plug for the crank sensor between the engine and bell housing, yes fool I know!

Question is does anyone here happen to know what/where I can get another?

Its a delco sensor with 3 pins and the socket had nice seals on it and a slightly oval shape. 2008 UK spec 2.5l diesel d40 engine.

Its a long shot I know but if you don't ask you don't get etc....

Thanks for looking Geoff

 

Delphi does most of the GM/Delco sensors. Mouser actually has some connectors and pins. If it was a GM vehicle, the p/n's are usually in the SM. You may find numbers on the connector itself.

 

Here in the states most auto parts stores sell that type of thing. The company/brand is called "Help", they sell a lot of odd ball special auto parts. Don't know about the UK, if they sell there. I worked for the Delphi company and that type of connector is called a, "weather pack", here is the website - http://www.weatherpack.com/

 

Go to the Metripak connestor site and see if what you are looking for is on there. I am on the wrong computer but I probably have the part number and source for this connector.

 

Thanks everyone and humble apology's that should say denso not delco!
Perils of late night posting.

Cheers Geoff

 

Do you have any auto-wrecker's in your neighborhood?
Max.

 

We do , the local ones, even the helpful one said nah mate ! I'm thinking if I can't find the right socket I might solder a connector to the pins of the sensor.

Cheers Geoff

 

Honeywell make engine sensors used on the flywheel gear teeth.
I have a number somewhere if not found.
GT1 https://www.digikey.ca/catalog/en/p...=sKDypBYFx&pcrid=87194119145&pkw=&pmt=b&pdv=c
Max.
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