Came from this older thread:
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But no answer after a few days so thought I would repost in a separate thread.
Does anyone know where I can buy the connector with 2 wires attached that connects to the factory ADS wiring harness? I live in an area with a lot of rain and I want to buy 4 of the connectors and solder a resistor to each with heatshrink over each of the two leads and a larger heatshrink over the resistor + glue to seal the whole package and protect it. I would like to assemble and test this part before removing the wheels so it's ready to go for when I get to that part. Here's what the connector looks like:
I might be able to reuse the connector from the bad strut, but I'd prefer to use a new connector and wiring if possible so that I can make and test the resistor setup ahead of installation.
Like what this guy did:
Look like he attached an audio coil resistor. Not sure if he mentioned the connector part type in the video. I don't speak Russian.

ADS shocks to regular?
So wouldn't buy an aftermarket strut and a OEM spring work Too much work! I don’t know. Just get the aftermarket whole assembly. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
But no answer after a few days so thought I would repost in a separate thread.
Does anyone know where I can buy the connector with 2 wires attached that connects to the factory ADS wiring harness? I live in an area with a lot of rain and I want to buy 4 of the connectors and solder a resistor to each with heatshrink over each of the two leads and a larger heatshrink over the resistor + glue to seal the whole package and protect it. I would like to assemble and test this part before removing the wheels so it's ready to go for when I get to that part. Here's what the connector looks like:
I might be able to reuse the connector from the bad strut, but I'd prefer to use a new connector and wiring if possible so that I can make and test the resistor setup ahead of installation.
Like what this guy did:
Look like he attached an audio coil resistor. Not sure if he mentioned the connector part type in the video. I don't speak Russian.