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2004 GS 300. I was working on my VC gaskets when I was trying to get some room by lifting the wiring harness out of the way, when I managed to rip out two wires from this electrical connector. Below is a picture of said connector.
I am trying to find out what exactly the connector is (on the engine harness side). Anyone have an idea? I think it is one of the heated oxygen sensor wires (bank 2 sensor 1) but I am not sure.
I was able to determine that it is the connector
for the bank 2 sensor 1 oxygen sensor. Here is a picture. Does this help?
the 4 wire colors are:
yellow, brown, white, black with red tracer
as you can see brown and white are disconnected so I don’t know which one goes to which pin. I ordered the replacement connector, so it would be very helpful if someone could tell me the PIN numbers and corresponding wire colors.
This should help. But know that I am referencing a 2000 GS300, GS400 Electrical Wiring Diagram. I do expect it to be wired the same. Just not the same type of connector. Good luck.
This should help. But know that I am referencing a 2000 GS300, GS400 Electrical Wiring Diagram. I do expect it to be wired the same. Just not the same type of connector. Good luck.
Paul
thanks so much Paul this is exactly what I was looking for! Much appreciated!
might just do this if I have too much trouble rebuilding the connector. Just wanted to attempt keeping it neat before I went that route. Thanks!
😡 Don't even think about it.
BUT, "if you have to" in case of an emergency, use a 22 gauge T-Tap wire splice until you can get it repaired correctly. Do NOT cut your harness. Take it from someone who has been working in electrical/electronics for longer than you have probably been alive.
BUT, "if you have to" in case of an emergency, use a 22 gauge T-Tap wire splice until you can get it repaired correctly. Do NOT cut your harness. Take it from someone who has been working in electrical/electronics for longer than you have probably been alive.
Paul
noted! Thank you for the wire spec!! Good to know of an alternative