I have misplaced my WSM CD so I cannot look this up myself (I also searched eBay for a replacement and cannot seem to find any). Can anyone look up the Part Numbers for both sides of the C-135 connector? I want to make a jumper at this connector and rather than cutting wires I would rather make something plug and play. Also, if anyone can find anywhere to buy the WSM CD let me know because I think I'm going to need another one since mine seems to have disappeared.
C-135 Connector Part Number
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Johnbigdog
SHO Member
I'm not sure if there is a differece between modle years. What is yours?
Johnbigdog
SHO Member
What did you do to ***** tha ABS connector!?
Well. Don't do that again.
Pigtail basic part number should be 19D789. It' part of the 14290 harness.
Well. Don't do that again.
Pigtail basic part number should be 19D789. It' part of the 14290 harness.
I didn't do anything and it works just fine. When I do modifications I like to make everything have the ability to return to stock. This is in an effort to allow my modification to be removable without permanent changes.
Pins 24 and 37 connect up to the yaw sensor. Since I have a 2010 non-PP SHO I cannot disable stability control. However, if I put a switch in the yaw control sensor wire then not having that signal will disable stability control. I could cut the wire and install a switch under the center console, but that's permanent. So I want to buy both sides to that connector and wire everything straight through except the yaw wire. In that wire I will route inside the car, install a switch, and then back to the connector. If I ever want to return to stock I simply disconnect my jumper harness and plug the stock connectors together.
Pins 24 and 37 connect up to the yaw sensor. Since I have a 2010 non-PP SHO I cannot disable stability control. However, if I put a switch in the yaw control sensor wire then not having that signal will disable stability control. I could cut the wire and install a switch under the center console, but that's permanent. So I want to buy both sides to that connector and wire everything straight through except the yaw wire. In that wire I will route inside the car, install a switch, and then back to the connector. If I ever want to return to stock I simply disconnect my jumper harness and plug the stock connectors together.
Johnbigdog
SHO Member
That connctor you call out is one sided and goes directly to the ABS module. No jumper harness that you can made becase you can only get the female end
