[dmr]

Anyone know what kind/brand of connector this is or where to obtain the plug and socket versions? That's the shifter / center console module from this video:

[86zccrx]

I had to replace a similar one last year and used these https://a.co/d/epyAjw5 they usually have an identification number on them too which will tell you the connection type.

[dmr]

Alright so coming back to this. I have identified the part (see attached image at bottom). I also believe it corresponds to the post immediately above this one.

It looks like this:



This looks like it fits a TE connectivity plug (https://www.te.com/usa-en/product-1-1355897-2.html)

What I don't get is that the BMW part (confirmed to fit the M2 on various BMW parts sites) has a different polarity key (in the image from the video, the key is in the bottom right looking at the connector from the front, whereas the replacement part has it in the bottom left.

Could use some help here once more...!

[oxi121]

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[abrandonment]

Story? Break it installing the screen swap box?

[dmr]

Originally Posted by abrandonment

Story? Break it installing the screen swap box?

Nothing a bit of crazy glue and baking soda couldn't fix, in the end!