my cam shaft sensor conector broke and cant figure out which wire goes where on a 02 sonata

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Asked by hyundai2002 Aug 31, 2013 at 04:31 PM about the 2002 Hyundai Sonata V6 GLS FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

there are three wires coming to sensor  one white and two black on old connector new
one has different colors theres no order could be any one each way? 4cyl. 2.4

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hyundai2002 answered 10 years ago

oh forgot to say that the wires were loose that broke off that connector, so there is no order coming from the back of the engine. Thats why i dont know the order i repeat all the wires are loose.

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Mo answered 10 years ago

The same happened to me, 2000 Hyundai sonata. I need a camshaft sensor connector, I've checked all the las vegas junk yards and cannot find one and auto part stores. Auto parts tell me I have to buy the whole harness kit for 1200.00

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Mo answered 10 years ago

thanks Js08016...we contacted rockauto.com..we ordered the part.. BUT they just sent an email PART NOT AVAILBLE !!!...we are back to needing a Camshaft sensor connector for our 2000 sonata 2.4L ... Calling all Cargurus...please help this is a TOUGH one..thanks

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Gio answered 9 years ago

Hi guys wanted to say that I ordered the part that was not available on Rock Auto from another seller and can confirm that it does work!! Made by Standard it is S1681 connector. I have a 2001 Hyundai Sonata 2.4

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