Can someone identify this plug?
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From: Greenville SC
Can someone identify this plug?
Was doing a spark plug change on my 02 C5Z twin turbo and noticed this plug disconnected. It is located near the passenger side firewall, between the battery compartment and back corner of the cylinder head.
TIA!
TIA!
Melting Slicks
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From: Middletown CT
I don't have a clue, but I was thinking that when the turbo system was installed maybe some emission related component was eliminated. Just a guess, but maybe it will jog someones memory.
I looked at a few of the schematics but didn't find a two pin plug with two yellow wires. Can you double check that? That's not to say there isn't one. I just didn't find it.
I looked at a few of the schematics but didn't find a two pin plug with two yellow wires. Can you double check that? That's not to say there isn't one. I just didn't find it.
Last edited by Greg_E; Apr 12, 2016 at 07:22 PM.
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Thread Starter
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Joined: Apr 2009
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From: Greenville SC
I don't have a clue, but I was thinking that when the turbo system was installed maybe some emission related component was eliminated. Just a guess, but maybe it will jog someones memory.
I looked at a few of the schematics but didn't find a two pin plug with two yellow wires. Can you double check that? That's not to say there isn't one. I just didn't find it.
I looked at a few of the schematics but didn't find a two pin plug with two yellow wires. Can you double check that? That's not to say there isn't one. I just didn't find it.
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From: South Western Ontario
I looked through a bunch of connector end views and didn't find anything close. Nothing even uses that type of connector, let alone a 2-pin one with a single wire.
I'm thinking it's a connector from something that was added to the car, like part of a fuel pump or boost controller harness.
I'm thinking it's a connector from something that was added to the car, like part of a fuel pump or boost controller harness.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jun 2002
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From: Middletown CT
I looked through a bunch of connector end views and didn't find anything close. Nothing even uses that type of connector, let alone a 2-pin one with a single wire.
I'm thinking it's a connector from something that was added to the car, like part of a fuel pump or boost controller harness.
I'm thinking it's a connector from something that was added to the car, like part of a fuel pump or boost controller harness.
Drifting
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From: Bahama North Carolina
I looked through a bunch of connector end views and didn't find anything close. Nothing even uses that type of connector, let alone a 2-pin one with a single wire.
I'm thinking it's a connector from something that was added to the car, like part of a fuel pump or boost controller harness.
I'm thinking it's a connector from something that was added to the car, like part of a fuel pump or boost controller harness.
Something aftermarket. Nothing like that in the manuals.