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ALH engine harness needed

oilhammer

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In search of a decent engine harness for a 2000 ALH. I think a 2001 would work too. Mine has just gotten a little rotten over the years. Manual Trans.

If nothing else, the pigtail for the crank position sensor with about 6 inches of wire would work too. The 3 pin gray connector that clips to the coolant crossover pipe.
 

Shenandoah

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I've got five parts cars: 2000 Jetta 1.8l; 1999 Beetle 2.0l; (2) 2002 Golf TDI; 2003 Jetta 2.0l.

Is the crank position sensor connector the one to the right of the injection pump that is held in the metal bracket?

Eric
 
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Shenandoah

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The 1999 Beetle has the gray 3 pin crank sensor connector. I'll unwind the harness as far as I can and cut it (if you don't have one already).

Eric
 
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oilhammer

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Yes, the crank sensor is the gray 3-pin one.

I'd try that first, but if someone has a decent whole harness I'd be interested in that, too.

So far the only thing I have found that I had is a BEW harness, and it is in perfect shape so I don't want to cut it up.
 

Shenandoah

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I'll strip as much of the connector wiring as I can out of the harness from the 1999 Beetle, just in case you don't get a complete harness. Where should I send it to? Thanks.

Eric
 

oilhammer

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Oh hang on... '99 won't work. They still used the rectangle CKP sensor connector, not the D-shaped one. It has to be 2000+ on that connector. Sorry, but thanks!
 

Shenandoah

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Brian,

I pulled the crank position sensor off the Beetle parts car and depinned it from the ECU connector. Had to cut the black wire as it was bundled:



I think that's the correct one?

Eric
 

oilhammer

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That one should work.

That one has the tab in the connector, but that won't matter as it will still slide on to my sensor.

Can I Paypal you?
 

illinoisALH

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2000 ALH Beetle
There's a guy on eBay doing harnesses using GXL wire original pins etc.

I got one for my beetle and it ran way better.
 
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