Name that plug
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Name that plug
Okay, I've freaking looked through the FSM wiring diag about 5 times for this plug and still can't find it. I've come to the conclusion that it's not used since it wasn't hooked up to begin with, but would like some confirmation. What is it, why is it there, and do I need it? Thanks!!
White plug, circled in red next to the coil and the 2 green diag connectors. 2 rows of pins -- 10 total pin slots I think, but only 3 or 4 wires used.
http://www.zippyimages.com/files/51679/DSC01390.jpg
lovely, pics don't work. well, maybe the description will do it enough for you electronics gurus out there. this is a 91 vert btw. If you're really motivated, cut and paste the image shortcut... sorry folks.
White plug, circled in red next to the coil and the 2 green diag connectors. 2 rows of pins -- 10 total pin slots I think, but only 3 or 4 wires used.
http://www.zippyimages.com/files/51679/DSC01390.jpg
lovely, pics don't work. well, maybe the description will do it enough for you electronics gurus out there. this is a 91 vert btw. If you're really motivated, cut and paste the image shortcut... sorry folks.
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Weird... it looks stock... If it's not, whomever installed it, did a great job of getting it wrapped back in the harness and using 'factory-like' wires and plugs...
Which is odd based on the rest of the "hack-job" that took place.
Ohwell, I guess that means I won't need it.
Which is odd based on the rest of the "hack-job" that took place.
Ohwell, I guess that means I won't need it.
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