Wire bundle across fan assembly???
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Wire bundle across fan assembly??? What are the pink/green wires in the wire bundle that run right behind the fan assembly? I stupidly whacked a bunch of them when I was cutting out material in the front of the car and don't know what they are for. I searched but came up with nothing.
Thanks,
Marty
Thanks,
Marty
Light Green wire sounds like passenger headlight to me. Pink is gonna be a 12v+ for something. Why don't you solder them back together and not worry about it? Or better yet, unloom it and trace it down.
Some of those wires are going from the fuseblock to the 3 connectors on the passenger fenderwell.
Pink is going to be INJ1, INJ2, O2 heater, something along those lines. Hot when the key is on, feeding some driver function on the pcm (coils/injectors) or power to the o2 sensors. Just depends on which pink wire it was.
Pink is going to be INJ1, INJ2, O2 heater, something along those lines. Hot when the key is on, feeding some driver function on the pcm (coils/injectors) or power to the o2 sensors. Just depends on which pink wire it was.
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Some of those wires are going from the fuseblock to the 3 connectors on the passenger fenderwell.
Pink is going to be INJ1, INJ2, O2 heater, something along those lines. Hot when the key is on, feeding some driver function on the pcm (coils/injectors) or power to the o2 sensors. Just depends on which pink wire it was.
Pink is going to be INJ1, INJ2, O2 heater, something along those lines. Hot when the key is on, feeding some driver function on the pcm (coils/injectors) or power to the o2 sensors. Just depends on which pink wire it was.
It doesn't look like part of the Injector wiring harness as that one sits to the back of the engine bay. I also have about 4 green wires as well that I can't figure out.
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Marty
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Sorry I never even thought about that. I was truely tying to help.
BTW I just went and looked at the 98 we are doing an engine swap on and it looks like they might be head lights.
Green = Low beams
Pink = High beams
I hope this helps they were the only pink and green wires I found.
BTW I just went and looked at the 98 we are doing an engine swap on and it looks like they might be head lights.
Green = Low beams
Pink = High beams
I hope this helps they were the only pink and green wires I found.
Sorry I never even thought about that. I was truely tying to help.
BTW I just went and looked at the 98 we are doing an engine swap on and it looks like they might be head lights.
Green = Low beams
Pink = High beams
I hope this helps they were the only pink and green wires I found.
BTW I just went and looked at the 98 we are doing an engine swap on and it looks like they might be head lights.
Green = Low beams
Pink = High beams
I hope this helps they were the only pink and green wires I found.
There are a bunch of wires running from the front fusebox area to the three plugs on the passenger side. I can't remember what they are. I'm almost certain one of the plugs is for the fuel pump (relay etc). There is also a power lead off the fuse box to the computer. So there is some wires in there you definately need.
I'm not sure what the problem is. Trace the wires you cut down the passenger side and find out where they go.
