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Engine Bay Connector ID

This has always been tucked in the back, driver's side. Any ideas?

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Old 03-08-2015, 09:34 AM
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Have you got a plug like that on your warm-up regulator?
If not.......that's it.
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The warmup regulator is in your photo, center left edge, with the 11-12mm nut holding the fuel connection. To the left of the #1 intake runner shown.
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The warmup regulator is in your photo, center left edge, with the 11-12mm nut holding the fuel connection. To the left of the #1 intake runner shown.
Looks like my WUR already has a connector attached. This must be for something else?
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Pull back the rubber boot to see what the colors of the wires are. Then post them and I can tell you where there are supposed to go.
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Thanks, Tim. Black/yellow.
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CSV plug........

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Thanks, Tim. Black/yellow.


Len,

Check the backside of your engine right below the throttle body. There should be an electrical plug/connector for the CSV (cold start valve). Keep us posted.

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That's strange; had the engine out for a repaint, can't believe the shop didn't reconnect this! Engine's back in, can I reach the connector?
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Reaching it will be a challenge. A mirror and flashlight set up correctly so you can see what you are aiming for is you best friend for doing this.
Remove the tie wrap someone put on there so you have more length.
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Reaching it will be a challenge. A mirror and flashlight set up correctly so you can see what you are aiming for is you best friend for doing this.
Remove the tie wrap someone put on there so you have more length.
Thanks, Dennis.
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The CSV (cold start valve) plug is usually Blue from the factory, unless someone changed the end?

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