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KyleBardell
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Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2009 11:09 am 
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After installing the EL ECU loom in my car I noticed this plug at the end of it and have no clue what it is for.

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Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2009 11:12 am 
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After installing the EL ECU loom in my car I noticed this plug at the end of it and have no clue what it is for.

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hi abs... do u still want those parts???
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How about a shot of the pins side of the connector?????????????

 

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abs connector?

 

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If it is ABS I hopefully dont have to hook it up.

 

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That is most definately an ABS connection. BUT, i'm unsure if it needs to be connected or not for the car to run. I'll leave that for someone else to answer.
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Posted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 12:34 am 
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I have run into some mystery plugs again, thought I would update this thread instead of starting a new one.

 

 

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File comment: this one at the end of the loom
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File comment: These two, wrapped with the knock sensor plug and what I think is the starter motor trigger line.
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KyleBardell wrote:
I have run into some mystery plugs again, thought I would update this thread instead of starting a new one.


Do you have a workshop manual??

1) Pic 1 air temp sensor or coolant temp sensor

2) Pic2 Ign Coil plug(blue) and the other is the coil supressor plug( not 100% on this one, is this wiring loom off a XH ute -knock sensor)

 

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KyleBardell wrote:
I have run into some mystery plugs again, thought I would update this thread instead of starting a new one.



3) Pic3 Main log manifold harness --tps, isc etc

 

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cheers mate, not sure about that log manifold one because it's a loom of a BBM, i thought soem of it was for trans.

Out of curiosity do you know where I will find the trigger line for the A/C?

 

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cheers mate, not sure about that log manifold one because it's a loom of a BBM, i thought soem of it was for trans.

Out of curiosity do you know where I will find the trigger line for the A/C?



Yeah i just checked pic 3 is the auto trans loom that plugs into EL auto box.

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i'll go take a look, thanks EL fairmont, you have saved me a headache and a half. :)

 

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you know what to do next time ay label em it helped me a sh*t load :wink:
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Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 12:36 pm 
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eb xr6 falcon wrote:
you know what to do next time ay label em it helped me a sh*t load :wink:

i didn't remove them though otherwise i would have

 

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In picture 3 (1.jpg) the top left plug is for the park/neautral switch, the round plug is for the transmission internals, the small black plug with foam wrapped around it sprouting out the side of the loom is for the output shaft speed sensor, but i have no idea what the lower lefthand plug (the white square one) is for :?
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