Doing a wire tuck, is this an ABS plug?
03-29-2010, 07:25 PM
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Doing a wire tuck, is this an ABS plug?
this is on the passenger side, and goes to nothing. I am trying to clean everything up and would rather trace it back and clip it all from the source if possible. Thanks in advance!
03-29-2010, 07:47 PM
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Re: Doing a wire tuck, is this an ABS plug?
that is for the ac system for fan and other components.if you no longer want ac remove otherwise just hide it outside the fender rail...
03-29-2010, 08:13 PM
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Re: Doing a wire tuck, is this an ABS plug?
03-29-2010, 08:31 PM
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Re: Doing a wire tuck, is this an ABS plug?
Hey man! Glad that bumper worked for ya!
BTW, check the pic I just posted in the "Del Sol Hump" thread I posted..
I got it for $5 and it works GREAT!
BTW, check the pic I just posted in the "Del Sol Hump" thread I posted..
I got it for $5 and it works GREAT!
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03-30-2010, 11:02 AM
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03-30-2010, 11:31 AM
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Re: Doing a wire tuck, is this an ABS plug?
Check to see if the plug is getting power, then run some short jumpers over to the fan to see if it even works.
Also check fuses, the relay, and jump the thermo sensor (iirc) with the fan pluged in, to see if thats the problem..
I hate tracing electrical issues
Also check fuses, the relay, and jump the thermo sensor (iirc) with the fan pluged in, to see if thats the problem..
I hate tracing electrical issues
03-30-2010, 03:38 PM
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Re: Doing a wire tuck, is this an ABS plug?
another tes,t is take a wire and jump the plug that plugs into the thermosts neck, thats the actualy fan switch, jump it and turn on the key, the fan will come on and shut off with the key, i do this in my coupe since its boosted, and i love the peace of mind of knowing the excessive heat under the hood isnt affecting my coolant system by overheating :O
03-30-2010, 03:58 PM
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eh, my fan almost never turns on, unless its during the summer and im driving alot. as long as it doesnt over heat i wouldnt really worry about it.
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Re: Doing a wire tuck, is this an ABS plug?
another tes,t is take a wire and jump the plug that plugs into the thermosts neck, thats the actualy fan switch, jump it and turn on the key, the fan will come on and shut off with the key, i do this in my coupe since its boosted, and i love the peace of mind of knowing the excessive heat under the hood isnt affecting my coolant system by overheating :O
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