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Old 02-12-2016, 03:56 PM
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Connector Identification
So I was reinstalling my PCM with its new custom chip installed and I noticed a couple connectors missing homes. I have no idea what they are or where they go to. If someone could identify them for me it would be a great help! This is on a mostly stock 1989 Firebird Formula TBI 305 vehicle. All these connectors are on the passenger side, under the kick panel and dash.




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Old 02-12-2016, 04:35 PM
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The grey connector in the second picture is for the power antenna relay. If you don't have a power antenna that it doesn't plug into anything.
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Re: Connector Identification
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The grey connector in the second picture is for the power antenna relay. If you don't have a power antenna that it doesn't plug into anything.
Oh okay. Yeah I don't have a power antenna. Thank you!
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The top pic looks like the rear defroster relay connector; Same deal,.... If you don't have that option it doesn't plug into anything.

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Re: Connector Identification
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The top pic looks like the rear defroster relay connector; Same deal,.... If you don't have that option it doesn't plug into anything.

I don't haha. Thank you for the info!
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