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05-19-2009
i found this connector in my fender on the pass side...i looked on the driver side but didnt find one....anybody know what this is? what is it for? there are connectors on the hump where the strut is behind the battery that look the same but are already connected....where does this connect? i have no codes...its just two black wires going into a connector....
Last edited by gotboost3; 05-19-2009 at 11:41 AM.
05-19-2009
BUMP! what is this guys someone has to know...
05-20-2009
Well, it looks like the coolant temp sensor harness connector, but that's over on the engine. No idea what it would be over there. The only things in that area I can think of are the horn and windshield washer fluid reservoir/pump.
05-20-2009
windshield wiper fluid works it told me i was low recently...horn works oh well if everything is working i guess fukkk itt
05-20-2009
i have that same plug, i noticed it when i removed the battery. Mine is plugged in and has 2 wire going into the fuse box
05-20-2009
Somebody correct me if I am wrong, but isnt that the Fuel Pump resistor? It doesn't make sense that it would be unplugged or not jumped around.
05-20-2009
maybe my car has a caspers fuel pump rewire when i bought it and my Fuel pump resistor is bypassed?
05-20-2009
Impalas or Montes don't have that, so maybe that's why I didn't recognize it.
05-20-2009
That is the other end of the harness for the outside air temp
05-20-2009
so where can i find where it plugs into?
05-22-2009
probably down in ur fender!
08-09-2011
i found a plug that looks like the male end of that when i changed my battery .. i was underneath my battery so idk. ive been searching for where the hell it plugs in lol
08-09-2011
It doesn't. Check a couple more threads. Someone identified what it shoudl be for. It's optional .
08-09-2011
It's for this. Some of the GTP SE GTX Daytona models had it, but only 1 and 1/3 of them. The rest were stock with only the Nascar engine as standard.
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