What're these connectors?
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From: Ravensdale, WA
Car: 89 RS
Engine: 305 TBI
Transmission: 700R4
What're these connectors?
I was under the hood today and I noticed 2 connectors unplugged, and I am not positive where they go. Any ideas?
They are located directly behind the belt tensioner, and go into the bottom side of the black smog pump thingy.
Thanks!
~Chris
They are located directly behind the belt tensioner, and go into the bottom side of the black smog pump thingy.
Thanks!
~Chris
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Car: 2003 Hyundai Tiburon GT
Engine: 2.7L V6
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Looks a little like your car may have came from the dealer with A/C in the past (unless you bought it new without it) and someone removed it. The big pulley on that side where the connector is is where the A/C compressor should be, and is the optional A/C delete pulley. That would be some connector for some sensor that hooks into one of the A/C lines, just like the one I disconnected today.
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Car: 86 Aero TA
Engine: ZZ4
Transmission: T-56 Rear: Dana 44
I would have to go with A/C wiring also. From the pic it looks like you have a standard (non A/C) heater box. You car probably was ordered without it. GM just put the full wiring harnesses in cars to save time and money. When I switched from a 700 to T56, I found the clutch switch wiring taped up under dash by the pedal area.
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The round one is the a/c pressure switch that would normally plug into the rear of the a/c compressor and the other is for the compressor clutch.
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