rahbert Posted January 3, 2006 Share Posted January 3, 2006 I am trying to source new two-prong connectors of the type used on the accessory plugs as well as elsewhere on the wire loom. The part# is AMP1-828816-1. The local auto parts dealer is no help. There is no BMW dealer close by, easier to ask here. These connectors need a tool to disassemble, no doubt an expensive custom tool. Nothing I tried worked. Anyone know about these? Link to comment
upflying Posted January 3, 2006 Share Posted January 3, 2006 I think I have the same plugs all over my bike. They were used for the strobes, radio and siren. You can disassemble them by inserting a long thin tool (like a dental pick) into the business end of the plug and carefully bend the small "ears" that hold the metal part of the plug to the plastic housing. Shine a flashlight into the end of the plug and you should see what I am taking about. Once those ears are bent in, just pull the wire and contact out of the back of the plug. To reinsert, bend the ears out a bit and snap them back into place on the plug. Sorry, I have not quite mastered the advanced computer knowledge necessary to post a photo. Link to comment
Nevets Posted January 3, 2006 Share Posted January 3, 2006 Strange, even the AMP (Tyco) web site barely seems to acknowledge that they made that connector. Unless you can obtain one from a BMW dealer, you may be doing yourself a favor by replacing it with a more conventional connector. I have my doubts that you will find them anyplace other than a dealer. Good luck. Link to comment
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