White wire pass kick
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From: Long Island N.Y
Car: 1988 Pontiac GTA
Engine: 5.7 l98
Transmission: 700r4
Axle/Gears: BW 9bolt with torsen carrier
White wire pass kick
I got a loose white wire underneath the passenger kick panel anybody give me a hand in finding it's home?
Re: White wire pass kick
White is used for:
Tachometer signal to the instrument panel;
EST feedback to the ECM, connector C1, terminal C8;
Vacuum regulator solenoid power from to the ECM, connector C2 terminal D8 (V-6 applications);
Courtesy light (interior) ground wire from light switch and dimmer module;
LH outside power mirrror;
AC compressor clutch, suppressor diode;
Power antenna "down" signal (and the relay is in that area);
Rear wiper motor power;
Rear cargo well light;
Fuel pump power, from relay to C200, where it transitions to tan;
Those are the common ones for 1988.
Tachometer signal to the instrument panel;
EST feedback to the ECM, connector C1, terminal C8;
Vacuum regulator solenoid power from to the ECM, connector C2 terminal D8 (V-6 applications);
Courtesy light (interior) ground wire from light switch and dimmer module;
LH outside power mirrror;
AC compressor clutch, suppressor diode;
Power antenna "down" signal (and the relay is in that area);
Rear wiper motor power;
Rear cargo well light;
Fuel pump power, from relay to C200, where it transitions to tan;
Those are the common ones for 1988.
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Joined: Jan 2003
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From: Long Island N.Y
Car: 1988 Pontiac GTA
Engine: 5.7 l98
Transmission: 700r4
Axle/Gears: BW 9bolt with torsen carrier
Re: White wire pass kick
Thanks, I realized when I opened my pass door the interior dome light wasn't coming on. I think that must be wire.
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Re: White wire pass kick
Yup; most likely is supposed to connect to the light switch near the door hinges. Should have a quick-connect (slide) terminal on it, if so.
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