Where do these plugs go?
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So you think this is the oil level sensor?
Still trying to get these last couple of plugs worked out so I can put this thing back together. Not finding anywhere for this to go and it is scaring me...
Jonny
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The pic of the connector I posted in post #17 is what i believe is the oil level sensor..... That was 1 of the connectors i had forgotten to plug back in during my project. I noticed my oil light at the time.
After i found the unplugged connector, and connected it , the oil light went off. You should be able to start and drive the car even if it is unplugged.
The blue connector in your pic, My car is driving pretty well, And mine is unconnected...I actually dont know what its for either?
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BTW , Im almost 100% positive that orangish brown plug pictured plugs into that connector on the left side of the starter.
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Trust me, i know exactly how you feel. I was in the same boat as you . I had half dozen or so connectors and several different vaccum lines etc that i was unsure of .
The pic of the connector I posted in post #17 is what i believe is the oil level sensor..... That was 1 of the connectors i had forgotten to plug back in during my project. I noticed my oil light at the time.
After i found the unplugged connector, and connected it , the oil light went off. You should be able to start and drive the car even if it is unplugged.
The blue connector in your pic, My car is driving pretty well, And mine is unconnected...I actually dont know what its for either?
The pic of the connector I posted in post #17 is what i believe is the oil level sensor..... That was 1 of the connectors i had forgotten to plug back in during my project. I noticed my oil light at the time.
After i found the unplugged connector, and connected it , the oil light went off. You should be able to start and drive the car even if it is unplugged.
The blue connector in your pic, My car is driving pretty well, And mine is unconnected...I actually dont know what its for either?
The blue plug is EGR I believe so isn't used.
That brown/orange plug I was told goes to a cannister and also isn't used, but I will check by the starter and verify. I remember a small brown connector with bright yellow inside goes onto the bottom of the starter - but do not recall what is on the side.
Thanks man,
Jonny
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The brownish orange connector is connected to the vaccum canister underneithe the lower intake manifold runners, i just replaced/ rewired knock sensors and the blue plug goes on a blue sensor also underneith the runners right in front of that vaccum canister. Bolth plugs are infact EGR plugs and fron reading this post seems like you wouldnt be plugging these in anyway.
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The brownish orange connector is connected to the vaccum canister underneithe the lower intake manifold runners, i just replaced/ rewired knock sensors and the blue plug goes on a blue sensor also underneith the runners right in front of that vaccum canister. Bolth plugs are infact EGR plugs and fron reading this post seems like you wouldnt be plugging these in anyway.
Now I am down to just 1 plug Photo #3 on my first post... Anyone??
Jonny
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In picture number three the plug looks to be the one that connects to the powersteering rack right on the knuckle and rack this was just a quick glance with a flashlight but it is the only plug or wire with the foam taped around it that i can see.
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