SKODA FABIA PD Oil Pressure Switch Connector Replacement (Mk1 00-07)

Oil Pressure Switch Connector replacement fitted to a 1.9 PD engined Skoda Fabia MK1 (99-07) which is similar to other VW/Audi/Seat/Skoda models
Single wire Connector: 1J0 973 701
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[@chrisdavies860]

Thanks HatBoyHarvey, good to see electrical connectors 'exposed', I dislike them with a passion! so videos like this are super helpful, you know, 'understanding your enemy etc'. Cheers, Chris

[@HatBoyHarvey]

Yes, so many of these modern connectors seem to be different, as if they designed it that way, just to make it hard for us! Just getting these off sometimes is a challenge.

[@fotisparolas7732]

Extremely thorough video, once more. God bless you, you re an inspiration!

[@HatBoyHarvey]

Wow, thank you, glad you liked it and I hope it was helpful at least :-)

[@nidhin4173]

Thanks for video. Keep up the good work 👍

[@HatBoyHarvey]

Thanks, will do :)

[@paulandrews3785]

Great video show s
both ways to do the job
and big pain to chop the plastic plug away but yea right tool all ways 👍 😉 helps great work buddy got new power steering fluid now 👍

[@HatBoyHarvey]

Thanks 👍 great to here you changed the PS fluid; good to keep on top of things :-)

[@adrianstacey5484]

As ever excellent video, I’ve followed a few of these to do bits and pieces to my 2005 vrs👌🏻 any chance you could do a video on the bushes on the gearstick/gearbox turret as I’m sure plenty of Skoda are getting tad sloppy in there gear change these days please

[@HatBoyHarvey]

Thanks, glad it was helpful. Great suggestion, I will look into this a bit as other have mentioned it as well.