look at another car that has the connector intact to be one-million percent sure. I have looked and looked and looked over my factory-manual circuit-diagrams but there is no reference to the Speedometer Pinion and even if they are calling it a Vehicle Speed Sensor in the circuit-diagram there is no color-coding on the sensor's wires. I guess they didn't think anyone would cut out the connector.What the guy should have done, which is what I would have done if I could not replace the connector, is have a male-spade on one wire with a female-spade along side it on the other wire for the harness-side, and then be forced to have an opposing male- and female-spade along side each other on the transmission-side. Then there would be no way to mis-match the connection. Like this: harness-side wire A-MALE SPADE-> >FEMALE SPADE-transmission-side wire A harness-side wire B-FEMALE SPADE< <-MALE SPADE-transmission-side wire B My best deductive guess from going blind studying these circuit-diagrams is that the BLUE wire on the harness-side is positive and the YELLOW/BLACK wire on the harness-side is negative. The WHITE wire on the transmission-side is positive and the BLACK wire on the transmission-side is negative. I'm sorry I wasn't able to come up with an absolute answer, and I'm kinda disappointed in my manual for not color-coding on the sensor's wires, but I guess they could not foretell if a different manufacturer might use different wire colors on the sensor and so therefore it would not be helpful.
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