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Old Jul 7, 2009 | 07:23 PM
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Does anyone know where this plug goes?, its on the passenger side, next to the air filter on the bottom right side. Has a green and black wire, i checked lights and signals, they work fine. i changed my air filter and noticed it laying there. it's a 96 vette.
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Under-hood light maby??
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Just checked my 91, the only other green & black ti might be are the horn or the headlight motor.
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horn and lights are all pluged in and work fine???,,got me scratching though. yes, both hood lights are working too.
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horn and lights are all pluged in and work fine???,,got me scratching though.

both underhood lights are on? picture?
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Anyone else have any idea what it's for?
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Does the outside temperature display on the AC controls? The Plug could belong to the outside temperature sensor which is located on the underside of the car passenger side in front of the radiator. Or maybe one of the cooling fans. Turn the AC on if both fans comes on then my guess would be the outside air temperature sensor. GC
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I don't have an outside temp guage, hmm i wonder if thats why it's just there, i'll have to check my fan plugs anyway just in case,,Thanks alot
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I don't have an outside temp guage, hmm i wonder if thats why it's just there, i'll have to check my fan plugs anyway just in case,,Thanks alot
All 90-96 C4s with the electronic controlled AC should display an outside temperature temperature in the LED display of the AC controls. Normally the AC when turned on and the desired temp is set the AC will display a temp and the word "outside" next to it. Its tucked up in there before the radiator on the passenger side. The early C4s use the same sensor so im thinking they just display another way

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unfortunately, i don't have the electronic controlled ac with LED readout option. but it's a great thought, thanks Goldcylon
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It's for the outside air temp sensor, not the fans.
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