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I am in need of help locating what connector this goes to on my engine harness. I pulled my motor out a half year ago, and just got it back, and realized an engine harness wire was cut (likely in the motor removal process).
Here's some photos, if you can help, I'd be forever thankful! The harness looks like it follows the torque tube.
I assume I'll need to buy a new connector on the other end, just not sure which one it is or where it goes to.
Here is the end connector on the same harness Halfway down the harness, this is the wire that's snipped The harness is two double braided wires, look to be green / yellow, and blue / yellow A better photo of the harness It originates above the torque tube
I don't know which one that is off hand. If I happen to see and identify it in my engine bay in the next day or two when I'm out there I'll let you know what I find.
Wheel speed sensor wires are “twisted pairs” which are shown by the symbol between the 2 wires…they produce their own AC voltage….light blue/yellow is for LF speed sensors…make sure they remain twisted if a new pigtail is installed !!…solder and heat shrink is the proper repair and not butt connectors.
Wheel speed sensor wires are “twisted pairs” which are shown by the symbol between the 2 wires…they produce their own AC voltage….light blue/yellow is for LF speed sensors…make sure they remain twisted if a new pigtail is installed !!…solder and heat shrink is the proper repair and not butt connectors.
Dude you are a saint! I sincerely appreciate your help.
I don't know which one that is off hand. If I happen to see and identify it in my engine bay in the next day or two when I'm out there I'll let you know what I find.
Thanks Tusc! It looks like C5 Diag may have figured it out, I'll check it this weekend when I'm working on it.
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Engine Harness Issue - Missing Connector
