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Old 12-01-2011, 05:59 AM
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Default Camshaft Position Sensor Connector

While trying to remove the green connector from the CPS in my 06 Murano, I believe that I may have broken the connector. After I replaced, or tried to replace (wrong part) the connector would not click back into place. Can anyone tell me how to replace the connector itself? I still need to replace the old sensor with the correct one and would like to try and replace the connector itself....thanks!
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The problem is that may have hard time finding the new connector. As far as I know only the dealer can get it the from the manufacture, unless you can get another from another vehicle (junk yard). If you get one from the junk yard try getting it with the wire, then you can just cut wires from the old one and splice the new one.
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Can you please help me how to remove the green connector from the camshaft sensor?
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all connectors have a locking tab. you pinch it with your thumb and first finger. sometimes its on top, at the bottom, or onto the side.
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Got it, Thanks Benny.
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Where you able to find a connector? I need one so bad can't find it anywhere.. Does anyone have one for sale..? Thanks
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