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Does this plug have a home?

While lookin around under the hood I found this just hangin around. I found this tucked under the fuse box.
Is this just a test plug? Or is something missing?

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The car is an 1988 911 and has been driven often in the last few days with no strange effects.

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It plugs into the back of the blower fan. ( Out of site ) Reach up there with your fingers. You'll feel the 2 pins and the guide.
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I'll take a look.
seems weird that it was unplugged.
And do you know what it does?
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Yeah it powers the engine heater blower motor. Also completes the circuit for the footwell blowers. Do yours work without it?
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Actually I don't think the footwell blowers are working.
Having the engine heater blower not running would this lead to higher temps?
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Don't worry too much about it. I've pretty much been convinced that the wires don't need to be plugged in to work. A set of wires in my engine bay was identified as the rear defroster wires. I forgot this small fact one cold morning, and turned on the rear defrost. Didn't occur to me until much later that I shouldn't have bothered, but the rear window still defrosted. I don't think I quite understand electricity ...


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