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They are unbelievably great. I was hesitant when I bought them but at that time they were less than Kings/Icons and now I don't regret it.

 

Nope, he is a prerunner and I knew you guys had trouble so I didnt wanna push it. Next time we are back, lets check it out. I also found the hard trail again.

 

He could totally do it if it were dry! We only had issues from the 8" of snow on the ground. And the trail where I got a flat?

 

We don't need to relive that moment.

 

Looks like the right piece to me @EatSleepTacos also the wires appear to come from both wheel sensors.

Edit: looks like the wires were actually pulled out of the crimps

 

It was pretty muddy. Yep, that one.

 

Drat, looks extremely similar but not quite the same. I'll look around a little more.

 

Yeah you're right. The side "guiding nubs" are different.

 

Pretty sure that's a fleshlight point of purchase highlight.

 

Save this thread for future reference

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/rear-abs-connector-wires-broken-help-needed.461315/

 

You're the shit!

 

I'm down to try anything! Including testing out my recovery gear!

 

I can't find shit on this connector.

edit: You could just buy this and make replace the toyota connector with one of these.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/5-pairs-4-...e-Cable-Waterproof-Car-Auto-Set-/122806575813

Or just replace the entire assembly, down to both sensors for around $100

 

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That's an idea

 

Heh!

I got some too, lol

 

Honestly that’s probably what I’d do. It’s just wires, nothing fancy. When I broke Tyler’s abs wire I cut off the ends and soldered them onto some wire I had. Wrapped and heat shrunk it and it worked like a charm.

Edit: I take that back. I wouldn’t want to chop the end off the rest of the harness already in the truck. If I couldn’t find the connector I’d replace the harness.

 

Meh, I'm good with cutting the old off and soldering new. I'll save the old in case I come across the connector in my time on TW.

Thanks for your help!

 

This might be a dumb question since you’re an electrician, but do you already have a soldering gun? If not, I use this one and love it.

 

I have a similar harbor freight. It’s about 15 years old and still works great!