Any idea what this electrical connector is?
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Any idea what this electrical connector is?
Recently I took apart my manifold to clean out the 5th and 6th ports. I made careful note of everything I took apart, replacing vac lines, making diagrams, etc.
Well, when I put it back together, I found a connector and I have no idea what it's for. I suppose it's possible that it was never connected to anything, but now a vacuum leak and I'm just wanting to make sure that this isn't the source.
(I did not, however, change the fuel injector o-rings, so I ordered some new ones and am hoping that will solve my problem.)
The connector is located under the UIM and has very little clearance around the area.
thanks.
Well, when I put it back together, I found a connector and I have no idea what it's for. I suppose it's possible that it was never connected to anything, but now a vacuum leak and I'm just wanting to make sure that this isn't the source.
(I did not, however, change the fuel injector o-rings, so I ordered some new ones and am hoping that will solve my problem.)
The connector is located under the UIM and has very little clearance around the area.
thanks.
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I'm fairly sure it's the connector for the auxillery AC fan. Not sure if all models came with this or not. See if you have 2 sensors on the back of your waterpump or not.
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Everytime someone starts a thread with the title "What's this electrical connector" or similar (and there are dozens of them), it's almost always either the auxliary fan's temp switch or the oil pressure sensor...
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well, I apologize, although I did try searching beforehand. I figured it probably wasn't hooked up in the first place, but with an apparent vac leak, I just thought I'd make sure it wasn't something vital.
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