Too many wires
02-15-05, 11:32 PM
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Too many wires
The next few pics will show wires that I have no clue where they go. They are all on the driver's side of the car on the harnees that goes to the starter. There will also be 2 tranny pictures for comparison. One has 4 wires and the other 3. My wiring harness has 2 round and 1 female and 1 male underneath and my tranny has the 2 round and 1 male.
It is a S4 NA wiring harness that I am using for my TII swap.
I need help indentifying all of the wires that are circled in yellow.
I have the starter, engine ground, oil level sensor, oil pressure, and 2 of the little black squares all connected.
Pic #1 Near brake booster
Pic #2 Splits off from oil level sensor
Pic #3 1 male plug and 1 female plug underneath the car
Pic #4 1 male plug from tranny
Pic #5 Other TII tranny for comparison
These wires are the leftovers.
Thanx as always
Michael
It is a S4 NA wiring harness that I am using for my TII swap.
I need help indentifying all of the wires that are circled in yellow.
I have the starter, engine ground, oil level sensor, oil pressure, and 2 of the little black squares all connected.
Pic #1 Near brake booster
Pic #2 Splits off from oil level sensor
Pic #3 1 male plug and 1 female plug underneath the car
Pic #4 1 male plug from tranny
Pic #5 Other TII tranny for comparison
These wires are the leftovers.
Thanx as always
Michael
02-15-05, 11:40 PM
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#1 looks like a ground.
#2 knock sensor connector?
#3 connects to your tranny wiring harness.
#4 either the 5th gear, neutral switch, or the back up light switch?
#5 same as #4..
the FSM will tell you for sure.
lemme double check what section that's in..
edit- F2 84, y0!
#2 knock sensor connector?
#3 connects to your tranny wiring harness.
#4 either the 5th gear, neutral switch, or the back up light switch?
#5 same as #4..
the FSM will tell you for sure.
lemme double check what section that's in..
edit- F2 84, y0!
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02-15-05, 11:50 PM
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I have an NA, and I have not seen that connector on my harness in that position. So im pretty sure thats the knock sensor..
As for the rest, I got no freakin clue...
sorry I couldn't be of more help.
As for the rest, I got no freakin clue...
sorry I couldn't be of more help.
02-16-05, 12:07 AM
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If its a series four n/a harness, then it ain't for no knock sensor. That number two is probably for the Air Bypass Solenoid which is in that area on a non turbo car.
02-16-05, 01:23 AM
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#1 looks like those tranny plugs and I've never seen three of them... so no help there I guess.
As for that "knock sensor" you might see if that goes to the "cold start assist" oil temperature sensor... the plug that comes off the oilpan I have now looks like it'd fit right in there... but I don't have that plug on my harness.
--Gary
As for that "knock sensor" you might see if that goes to the "cold start assist" oil temperature sensor... the plug that comes off the oilpan I have now looks like it'd fit right in there... but I don't have that plug on my harness.
--Gary
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