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1998 Boxster, manual 5 speed, US model Have brake wear dashboard light on, replaced all brake pads and all pad sensors. Noticed that on the rear tires both male adapters where the brake pad sensors and the abs wheel speed sensors male female adapters plug in, are ripped and broken. Looking for the part number(s) for the black cable plus the male adapter coming from the trunk into the wheel box, in which the replacement brake pad sensors plug in. It is a male adapter with a clamp to connect the upper cable part from the trunk and the lower replacement brake pad sensors. It also connects the abs sensor, and it is attached over one screw on the body. Wear&tear have this adapter/clamp split and exposing the contacts. I can find all lower sensor parts, but so far I am unable to find the official name or part id number for the upper adapter part. I believe this is causing me the brake wear light, as pads and sensors have all been replaced.