You can use a crimp on connector, but it will eventually corrode, and the constant vibes and bounce inherent in vehicle dynamics won't be friendly either. A soldiered and shrink wrapped splice would be much better.

But you just dropped coin on new coilovers. Why not just buy a new abs sensor like billman suggested?

 

I'd probably have to recommend just buying a new abs sensor. They are probably not a bad price from majestic Honda, and I don't think any type of splice on that wire would be proper.

Edit: they are not as cheap as one would expect, but I'd still replace it. Could check with someone like TAE used auto parts and see if they have one. They usually have a few S2000 part outs laying around.

 

I found a used one, but it's for the drivers side, not the side I want. Does anyone know if it'll work the same? I need to know if the connector and sensor will connect correctly. The mounting bracket to the upper arm will be different, but if that's the only difference I'll probably be able to make it work.

 

I can't say for sure, but if it was me I would buy it with confidence that the mounting and plug would be the same. The length and mounting bracket will hopefully not be too different to cause issue

 

those are your ****ing brakes, put a new part on it

 

You don't lose your brakes when you lose a wheel speed sensor though.. I understand fixing it right but there's nothing wrong with a used sensor if it works.