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Race Director
Joined: Aug 2003
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From: San Jose Pat Tillman - American Hero
If you're under the car, it's on the driver's side of the transmission up a little ways in the tunnel. You can't miss it, though - wires and a plug. If you're going to disconnect it, try to do something to protect the open ends from road grime, water, etc. A kit from MidAmerica or your local Corvette Parts place would be ideal...
Safety Car
Joined: Dec 2002
Posts: 3,655
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From: Charleston SC
LOL,
That is the first thing that I did to my car. You hav ethe 92 so it will not trow a code. The CAGS by pass kit does make for a clean intstall that covers the connector ends to prevent gunk from getting in there but you can do the same thing with heat shrink or even a plastic bag and a ty-wrap. Now to answer your question get under the car and on the drivers side it will be the flat connector about 1/2 way down the trany near the top.
That is the first thing that I did to my car. You hav ethe 92 so it will not trow a code. The CAGS by pass kit does make for a clean intstall that covers the connector ends to prevent gunk from getting in there but you can do the same thing with heat shrink or even a plastic bag and a ty-wrap. Now to answer your question get under the car and on the drivers side it will be the flat connector about 1/2 way down the trany near the top.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jul 2003
Posts: 3,227
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From: Pomfret, CT
Finalist 2020 C4 of the Year - Unmodified
In my opinion, no need for the kit. Just unplug it and use electrical tape to cover the ends. All set! It should take about 10 minutes or less!!!!
