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92cb7sk8erDec-29-11 07:46 PM
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#135690, "I have no idea where these plugs go? "


          

Hi I was working on removing the 420a motor and tranny out of our 96 eclipse gs when i seen some random sensors that were unpluged. ive never done any work on this car other then a fuel pump and filter so i didnt unplug them. the reason im pulling the motor and tranny is that the car has a check engine light also the tranny has a leak so its comming out to. but here are 2 pics of the wires i have marked them in black. thanks for any help guys

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xxsoccerguy55xxDec-29-11 07:48 PM
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#135691, "RE: I have no idea where these plugs go? "
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I think one is for windshield wiper fluid container

  
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92cb7sk8erDec-29-11 08:14 PM
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Originally posted by xxsoccerguy55xx
I think one is for windshield wiper fluid container


ah that would make sense we noticed that there wasnt a fluid container therejust didnt at 2 and 2 together lol thanks dude.

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xxsoccerguy55xxDec-30-11 04:23 AM
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lol don't worry I have done the exact same thing

  
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Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOneDec-31-11 03:15 AM
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#135698, "RE: I have no idea where these plugs go? "
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One is the washer bottle, one is the brake fluid level, one is unused and taped up in the harness.

You do know that "Check Engine" doesn't mean you need to pull it out and check on it, right? What code lead you to pull the motor?

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