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Old 05-24-2009, 10:03 AM   #1
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Where exactly does the O2 Sensor connect with the wiring harness?
I just bought an 85 Trans Am. It has a rebuilt 350 and 700R4. Anyways as I usually do I've pulled all the AC/SMOG/Cruise Control crap out of there when I noticed the O2 sensor wasn't connected to anything. I couldn't find any other loose wires that it may have been connected to. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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Re: Where exactly does the O2 Sensor connect with the wiring harness?
i had the same problem i got the wire diagam at the ecu and ran my own wire from computer to O2 sensor got rid of my rich condition code problem
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The O2 wire connector pigtail is in the same harness as the wire for the engine temp sensor, the harness runs along the frame with the fuel lines.
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