unplugged wire after install
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unplugged wire after install i just got done doing a intake swap, and on the back of the intake( drivers side) there is a connector that isnt connected to anything... this pic isnt the greatest, i took it with my phone, but i dont know where it plugged into.. any help, would help.. thanks
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no, the oil pressure sending unit is plugged in.. this plug looked like it came from the coolant lines from underneath the manifold, i started the car and it ran fine, but i didnt run it for very long...im a little worried about this plug, and the coolant lines...
Im thinking that is the wire that goes to the air valve?(whatever it is) that you remove when you take off the AIR system. The part that it plugged into also had two plastic air lines running to it. ???
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I asked myself the same question after my cam swap, and came to the conclusion it's for the air solenoid. I am throwing my usual AIR pump codes and nothing else.
Originally Posted by Black Z/28
It could be the connector for your knock sensors. The other end of the connector may have slipped behind the drivers side head.
Mechanics mirror and a flashlight could help find it, or maybe your little brother/GF.
