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87 mustang o2 harness

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warriorpluto

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was putting my harness back together(o2 sensor part of harness and i see two wires that are clipped. one is black and the other is kind of orange looking. how do i hook these back and where do they go?

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The orange wire is the O2 sensor heater ground. It normaly connects to the computer harness and grounds on the back of the cylinder head or intake manifold.
The black/green wire is the O2 sensor signal return for the computer.

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anybody kno where i can get that exact harness in the pic mines missing
 

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ok thanks i just printed that out. thats all i wanted to know. i knew one was for the oil level and other was ground but didnt know which. so on the cut ground what kind of wire do i use to extend the ground to the lower intake? gonna try to get it cranked up today.
 
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