Isn’t this supposed to be plugged into something?
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Isn’t this supposed to be plugged into something?
Found this unplugged connector today. I’ve had this Jeep for a year and I guess it has been unplugged the whole time. Jeep is a 1988 Wagoneer 4.0 4x4 auto trans.
It is a 3 wire connector with only 2 wires: one is pink with white stripe and the other white with a black stripe. The wires go to the main engine harness that leads to the big c101 connector.
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It looks like the connector that the Crankshaft Position Sensor plugs into. It might no longer be needed if the CPS is connected to the ECU bypassing the harness that goes to the C101 connection. Find your CPS wire by following the sensor on the bell housing. if it's going into the firewall directly, someone did the modification.
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It looks like the connector that the Crankshaft Position Sensor plugs into. It might no longer be needed if the CPS is connected to the ECU bypassing the harness that goes to the C101 connection. Find your CPS wire by following the sensor on the bell housing. if it's going into the firewall directly, someone did the modification.
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It looks like the connector that the Crankshaft Position Sensor plugs into. It might no longer be needed if the CPS is connected to the ECU bypassing the harness that goes to the C101 connection. Find your CPS wire by following the sensor on the bell housing. if it's going into the firewall directly, someone did the modification.
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I just cruised around town and it seems like it’s running better.
Thanks so much for those write ups!
Wish I would have taken more pics than this.
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I just cruised around town and it seems like it’s running better.
Thanks so much for those write ups!
Wish I would have taken more pics than this.
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Good news-Don't forget to tie back those wire looms so that they aren't touching the hot parts. Depending on the type you get, some of the stuff is really heat sensitive and melts pretty easy.
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