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Yeah I have been on that site but there are connectors even pictured on that site that are not labeled.
Like this one There is a small three pin connector next to the heat shield....it isn't labeled in the photo and I don't remember needing it but I do wonder what it is.
Also in front of injecotr 2 is shows the AC clutch connector....but on my harness (that I made about ten years ago) there is something that is a 5 pin connector ...not sure what it is and I don't think I need it but if I could identify that it would help me rule it out.
Amd then this is next to my Crank sensor plug with the starter but it's not an oil level plug and I don't remember what it is. It's possible I didn't use a camaro/firebird donor harness even though it's an f body engine. It ran fine before so I likely don't need it but again being able to rule it out and label it would make me feel better.
That 5 pin plug looks like an EGR plug, the last pic looks like the crank position sensor plug. Are you sure that isn't what it is?
Crank is two pins and it is plugged in. I had to drop the starter to get it in. I thought I was going to be able to sneak it behind but couldn't so I know I plugged in the crank sensor.
Def. could be EGR. I will look that one up right now thank you.
Just googled it. That is def it. Thanks.
ETA: I wonder if somehow I put whatever that two pin plug was into the crank sensor spot (which now after googling pics of it to double check......is actually a 3 pin)........and that would explain why I have no spark.
I was going to say the crank sensor is a 3 wire, but it seems like you found that out! You may have the oil level plug plugged into the crank sensor since its in that location and its a 2 pin plug.
As said, that last picture is the crank sensor connector.
I think this is the low oil light harness connector...
Is that maybe what you plugged in??
I am kinda hoping i did. I will get to work on it again next sunday for a few hours but it's a friends shop on the lift so maybe he can get a chance to take a look tomorrow to double check. That would explain the no spark issue we had today.
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