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12V Connector for the electric change-over valve

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Do you know where I can find the 12V connector for the change-over valve. Or at least what it's called or a ref. number?

As far as I understand, it's a common part in VW / Audi cars. I have the change-over valve and I'm not willing to pay $200 just to get the wire harness from the kit 997.612.905.01.

Thank you

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jl-c Member

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Looks to me just like the Bosch plugs BMW's use all over the place, though I am obviously guessing on size, you just need the one that has the slot to match the locator on top of the connector. Breakers yard for the plug and a bit of cable?

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