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03-30-15, 06:47 PM

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Okay, so when I was replacing vacuum hoses under the uim of my 87 tII I found an unplugged connector. The connector has two wires, one green with a black strip and one black with a white strip. Any ideas?

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03-30-15, 07:01 PM

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Is the Green a light Green or the normal dark Green? And what model is the car and year?

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dark green and black.

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Could be for the air supply valve. You could do a continuity test to tell if it is for ASV. Find the power steering relay inside the front nose of the car close to the driver headlight and it has 4 wires; two are Black, one Green and the other G/B. Take the G/B wire of the unknown plug and unplug the 4 wire plug and do a continuity test on the G/B wire and if it rings out then the two wire plug is for ASV.

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