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Old 09-10-2012, 11:16 AM
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Anyone know what this should be connected to?
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mines like that to...not connected. and nothing to connect to.
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Got a better pic of the engine bay from the front and sides?
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mines like that to...not connected. and nothing to connect to.
That's kinda weird.. Haha
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Got a better pic of the engine bay from the front and sides?
Ya. Can you see the pics?
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What year? if I'm remembering correctly on mine that's the diagnostic connector for obd1 but I could be mistaken
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I thought he was asking about the tube.
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What year? if I'm remembering correctly on mine that's the diagnostic connector for obd1 but I could be mistaken
1994
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I thought he was asking about the tube.
Nope sorry haha
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Might be the obd1 connector then, does the other end go to the ecu?
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Might be the obd1 connector then, does the other end go to the ecu?
Not sure it just goes into that bundle of wires. It just sticks out. What's the obd1 connector do?
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Probably OBD1 connector. 95+ is OBDII and located under the dash.

It's the port that you plug a scan tool in to run diagnostics.
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Probably OBD1 connector. 95+ is OBDII and located under the dash.

It's the port that you plug a scan tool in to run diagnostics.
Ohh okay so it should be like that? Gotcha
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Originally Posted by Cherokeekid4x4

Ohh okay so it should be like that? Gotcha
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never new that. always thought obd plugs were under dash.
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