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wheres the other end ???

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bluekarta

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so im new to stang net

and i have a dumb question i need awnserd so i can finly get this motor back in

heres the ? i can't seem to remember where this clip gos

<--its won't show up but if you right click and go to properties and put the url in your browser it will show up ....

this pic is looking right where the battery tray would be and the clip in question is circled. any info would be great

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Fixed the picture for ya.

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Bosko5.0

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WLECOME TO :SNSign:

If your talking about the grey connector thats a ground for ABS testing it should hook into the red cap you see behind it. although it might not reach.
 

revhead347

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Yeah, it doesn't do anything unless you are plugging a test module into the car, so don't sweat it.

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Yep that be the connector for the OBD1 code reader. there is a plastic cover that it plugs into along with the rest of the connector and attaches to the firewall on the back passenger side.
 

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95WhiteVenom said:
Yep that be the connector for the OBD1 code reader. there is a plastic cover that it plugs into along with the rest of the connector and attaches to the firewall on the back passenger side.
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It looks like that picture is actually of the space where the battery goes. It's diagonal to the self-test connector.
 

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Bosko5.0 said:
WLECOME TO :SNSign:

If your talking about the grey connector thats a ground for ABS testing it should hook into the red cap you see behind it. although it might not reach.
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You are correct.
 
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ty guys the motors in and it started right up no problem . this is why i didn't remember unpluging it lol
 
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