Loose Light Green wire in Engine Compartment
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Loose Light Green wire in Engine Compartment
Guys
Just bought 81' Vette and starting my adventure with old cars
I was looking at the engine and found a Light green wire that is not connected anywhere.( it was just laying on the engine block under air filter pan . It comes from bunch of wires with number 5 on it, on passenger side fender. it has a broken clip at the end.
no idea where it should be connected,
can you guys help??
Thanks in Advance
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http://www.photoshop.com/accounts/fc...7ab639896a13f2
http://www.photoshop.com/accounts/fc...4ac1ce53e2c07a
Just bought 81' Vette and starting my adventure with old cars
I was looking at the engine and found a Light green wire that is not connected anywhere.( it was just laying on the engine block under air filter pan . It comes from bunch of wires with number 5 on it, on passenger side fender. it has a broken clip at the end.
no idea where it should be connected,
can you guys help??
Thanks in Advance
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Below are links to pics
http://www.photoshop.com/accounts/fc...7ab639896a13f2
http://www.photoshop.com/accounts/fc...4ac1ce53e2c07a
Last edited by peterek; Jun 26, 2010 at 01:04 PM.
Drifting
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Looks like an add-on connector it comes from. Are there other wires in the connector that feed something?
Put a meter on the loose end and see if it hot when ignition is on and again when engine is running. Anyway to trace where the connector comes from?
Put a meter on the loose end and see if it hot when ignition is on and again when engine is running. Anyway to trace where the connector comes from?
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This is under air filer Pan on passenger side
Melting Slicks
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From: Redruth Cornwall
Could it be anything to do with the underhood light????
This is your choke, probably best to get it hooked up and working correctly.
Tried linking to your pics but it doesnt seem to work.
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