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Old 06-24-03, 08:29 AM
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Oil Metering Pump Electrical connections

Guys,

When repairing the water pump on my poor FD, I misrouted the OMP electrical wires so the belts mangled the wiring as soon as I cranked the engine over. AAAAAAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGGGGHHHHHH!

Are there connectors at either end of the wires, or am I going to have to try a splicing them?

I see one end of the wires at the OMP, where do they terminate at the other end?

If they're replaceable, does anyone have any extras laying about?

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Old 06-24-03, 10:21 AM
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I did the same thing, I just cut and soldered them.
Old 06-24-03, 11:53 AM
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Splice away...

That blows. I feel your pain!
Old 06-24-03, 03:35 PM
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splice away, it is a bitch but definitely possible.

I have heard of this done my many people. I was worried when I put my engine in so I ziptied and otherwise secured it in many places.

I feel your pain.

I remember someone having this happen as a result of a shop. I believe the new harness and new crank angle sensors (also ruined in the process) was over $1000.
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The harness leading away from the MOP routes to a connector under the intake elbow.
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Thanks for your help. Gotta go find the iron...
Old 06-25-03, 10:58 PM
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The OMP harness runs up the front of the engine, under the water pump housing, and plugs into the main harness on a bracket to the right of the alternator, kind of under the intake elbow. I would recommend splicing it too, because I think unplugging the harness from the OMP would require you to remove the OMP, which is not a small task.
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anyone know what the wires are that connec to the OMP connector.. but do not go to the OMP?! they are black blue and yellow.
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i cut my wiring harness off my pump, the one that unplugs on both ends is in tact, the one that is terminated into the stepper motor was cut as close to the motor as possible, so I think you'd probably benefit from this one

$15 for my troubles?

PM me if you're interested
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so do both go to the OMP? like both of the sheathed wire sets?
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All of the wires from that connector go to the OMP, in two spots. One to a motor, the other to a solenoid(?)
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the smaller goes to the stepper motor, this is not a disconnectable one, the larger goes to the pump itself, it's got a harness plug on both ends
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