paul j
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The 2 wire oval connector and wire pig tail one that is by the thermostat area. Has y/green and blk/grn wires.
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WTB: connector for coolant temperature sensor
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transparentdsm
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the oval one by the thermostat housing is for the a/c fan, the coolant temp sensor is on the bottom of the rad, unless you dont have a stock rad and the CTS has been moved to a different location.
the CTS wiring is located on the 6 pin connector that controls the main fan for the cooling system and the wires are black and green, both are solid and they will also be the two skinny wires. same oval connector at the end as the one by the thermostat housing though.
the CTS wiring is located on the 6 pin connector that controls the main fan for the cooling system and the wires are black and green, both are solid and they will also be the two skinny wires. same oval connector at the end as the one by the thermostat housing though.
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Quoting paul j:
The 2 wire oval connector and wire pig tail one that is by the thermostat area. Has y/green and blk/grn wires.
you mean the one that comes in vertically, correct?
The 2 wire oval connector and wire pig tail one that is by the thermostat area. Has y/green and blk/grn wires.
you mean the one that comes in vertically, correct?
DynastyLCD
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The connector is the same as a speaker plug with one vertical and one horizontal female spade. This should help the OP find this plug a lot sooner!
If you don't get one by the end of the week, I may have one in my toolbox somewhere for ya
If you don't get one by the end of the week, I may have one in my toolbox somewhere for ya
I know which one you said Phil, but he said oval.
paul j
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Sorry for the delay on this. This is the one I am after.
Wizardawd
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Just use a rear speaker connector. Far easier than finding a good one of those.
Wiz
Wiz
paul j
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I will look into it wiz. Good idea.
paul j
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Do you mean gvr4 specific or any one? I assume they are not like the temp connector and would need both connectors changed. Is this correct?
Yes, he does. They are t-shaped like that as well.
Wizardawd
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Quoting transparentdsm:
the oval one by the thermostat housing is for the a/c fan, the coolant temp sensor is on the bottom of the rad, unless you dont have a stock rad and the CTS has been moved to a different location.
the CTS wiring is located on the 6 pin connector that controls the main fan for the cooling system and the wires are black and green, both are solid and they will also be the two skinny wires. same oval connector at the end as the one by the thermostat housing though.
Wanted to clarify this. The oval one is the ECT sensor that the ECU looks at(AKA, the important one). The one in the radiator is the radiator fan switch. The single wire connector is for the gauge in the dash. The white 2 pin in the top of the housing is for the AC system.
Wiz
the oval one by the thermostat housing is for the a/c fan, the coolant temp sensor is on the bottom of the rad, unless you dont have a stock rad and the CTS has been moved to a different location.
the CTS wiring is located on the 6 pin connector that controls the main fan for the cooling system and the wires are black and green, both are solid and they will also be the two skinny wires. same oval connector at the end as the one by the thermostat housing though.
Wanted to clarify this. The oval one is the ECT sensor that the ECU looks at(AKA, the important one). The one in the radiator is the radiator fan switch. The single wire connector is for the gauge in the dash. The white 2 pin in the top of the housing is for the AC system.
Wiz
