Charcole canaster junk.
Charcole canaster junk.
i realize i probably spelt charcole canister wrong but oh well. any ways. i was out looking at my 86 NA today and noticed that there is a tube that goes into the bottom of the charcole canister but looks like it has been cut it's just dangling there. where is this tube supposed to go? thanks
Dom
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Originally posted by Dom_C
oh yea, also the wire on top of the o2 sensor? where is that supposed to connect to? mine doesn't connect to anything and is only like 4 inches long. thanks
oh yea, also the wire on top of the o2 sensor? where is that supposed to connect to? mine doesn't connect to anything and is only like 4 inches long. thanks
is it a greeen three prong connector? i know there is a green connector around where the fuel pump tester connector is and it isn't connected to anything coudl this be the one?
Originally posted by Dom_C
is it a greeen three prong connector? i know there is a green connector around where the fuel pump tester connector is and it isn't connected to anything coudl this be the one?
is it a greeen three prong connector? i know there is a green connector around where the fuel pump tester connector is and it isn't connected to anything coudl this be the one?
It will be a single wire with a single prong connector. I believe it splits from the main harness around the thermostat housing.
Originally posted by Dom_C
is it a greeen three prong connector? i know there is a green connector around where the fuel pump tester connector is and it isn't connected to anything coudl this be the one?
is it a greeen three prong connector? i know there is a green connector around where the fuel pump tester connector is and it isn't connected to anything coudl this be the one?
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On top of the engine block, on the driver's side, the wiring harness goes sorta below where your BAC valve is. A wire comes out around there, and (at least mine does) goes under your UIM and comes out over the tranny. There should be a small green connector as mentioned above on the end of this wire. Mine came off, so I just crimped on a spade type connector that I had laying around, just in case I had to disconnect it for any reason, without having to cut it.
if you only have 4" of wire coming from the old O2 sensor, might as well buy another one (Bosch makes 'em for our cars)- the wire is a special shielded type to inhibit electrical noise...if you just splice in regular stranded wire, might have a funky signal going back to the ECU...
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