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Old 05-08-2009, 01:19 AM   #1
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extra wires on an 83

when we got the car, it had a qjet on it.....i dont know if this was an original carb car or tb.....question is, i have all of these wires under the hood, what are they for and how to get rid of them? also, my fuel tank groans and there is a lot of pressure that builds up in it, the cap blows off in my hand when i take it off






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Top picture: Looks like the O2 sensor (single wire) and throttle position sensor connectors.

Middle picture: Not sure, don't look like factory connectors. Probably A.I.R. diverter valve, possibly choke heater wire.

Bottom picture: Not sure, but I think that's the kicker solenoid wire.
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Re: extra wires on an 83

so, this came with TBI originally?
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Re: extra wires on an 83

I agree about the top picture.
Can't see anything well enough in the middle.
The bottom looks like maybe the ac compressor wire.

Is it the correct kind of quadrajet? A computer controlled one? It looks like your shift kickdown cable isn't connected to it.
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Re: extra wires on an 83

no, it was a plain ol qjet....now its got an edelbrock......can i get rid of all of theses?
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