im working on a 2012 panamera base model and im really stuck with these loose plugs that i cant figure out where it goes...ive been calling the porsche dealers but they are no help at all...theres got to be someone out there that can help me figure out what part number i would need for this extension to connect all my loose wire together...please help me out if you can...heres the picture of the harness that i can figure out...thanks alot

one picture is behind the passenger headlight

one picuture is by the washer tank

 

These connectors are hard to find. I had been looking for some others for my Boxster and ended up buying a full interior hardness from eBay. Your best bet is to find a male-female connector that has accepts same number of wires and replacing both sides.

What is wrong with them? Are they not seated well in the connector? If it is one or two you may be able to use the crimp on type connector end and putting them back in.

 

I bought this car from the auction and ive been fixing it for couple months...

Im trying to find the part number to the part that connects to these two plugs...

Ive showed the porsche dealer my pictures and told them where these two harness are located but they couldnt help me at all...

Im willing to pay whatever it takes to get this car on the road...

Please help....

Anyone selling the complete wire harness??? Willing to pay

Thanks

 

Are you sure they go to anything? If it's a base model they may be for options your car doesn't have. Alternatively go look at another car and compare.

 

Are you throwing any codes? Or is something in the car not working?

 

As someone who does all his own car work, you might want to rethink your approach to find a solution. Those are very generic VAG water resistant electrical connections. They can literally connect to almost anything in the engine. The location description is not very specific either, so it does not help your cause.

Your best bet is to either:

A) meet up with a friend and see where his harness connector goes in the same location

B) pay for an hour worth of labor from a Porsche shop to see if they can find the missing part of the equation.

Also, if you are not throwing any codes, you might just want to tape those off and move on.

 

Post a wider shot of that area. From the picture and description it is not clear.