Mitch529

Ok, non-seq conversion is going good but out of all the un-used electrical connectors which ones need resistors?

There are sooo many lol! I guess all of the colored solenoid connectors get resistors, but what about three pictured? Is there any easy way to tell? Like all male or female connectors get resistors?

Mitch

Mahjik

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Only the female connections need resistors. You can leave the male connectors tucked away somewhere.

Mitch529

Thanks! thats exactly what I was looking for.

Mitch

RotaSpinna69

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ALL female connectors?!

JaNusSolSumnus

Yea, I only shorted the ones to the solenoids... I actually cut and taped off the 3 pigails going to the ACV.

~Kris

Mitch529

So I only need resistors in the connectors to the solenoids?

RotaSpinna69

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how do you know which connectors went to which solenoids? Can anyone color match them for me?

Thanks,

Andrew

RotaSpinna69

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rodney87

The solenoid rack have all colored female plugs they are set up in a straight line I believe there are 10 plugs altogether same in nature.When I did the conversion I just put the resistors in both sides of the plug snug and taped the hell out of it then proceeded to wrap each plug with a zip-tie for added security.....

RotaSpinna69

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I know which solenoid connectors to do, but what about any other connectors that are lyin' around? Do you resistor those also?

Thanks,

Andrew

RotaSpinna69

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There are 3 specific connectors im mentioning. 2 by the water pump/air pump area black with yellow inserts. The other is in between the TB and firewall, black with orange insert. What do you do with these?

Thanks,

Andrew

RotaSpinna69

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luizajeff

I'm a little stupid on the subject but I don't need my boost solenoids any more and I'd like to remove them but can't figure out which resistors to plug into the wires to prevent throwing a code. Resistor ratings? Do I thread it between the + and - of each wire?