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Unknown Wire - HELP

Hi. I changed my sensors and injectors harnesses with LR Harness. While I plugged the reference mark and the speed sensors connectors, I saw a wire that is unplugged. The problem is I dont find the other wire to plug it together.

This is the white wire. He was under some wires but for the picture I moved it to the top


The connection type


Here is where he go. Direct under the reference sensor..
Blue: Reference sensor
Green: Speed sensor
Red: The unknown wire


Since I have the car.. I dont think this wire had been already plugged..

I wish to know what is this wire and what he is doing..

Thanks!!

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Old 08-19-2011, 11:44 AM
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That is a test sensor for use with diagnostic equipment. It serves no other purpose, and should not be plugged into anything.
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Heheh thats great to ear

Thanks sir!

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No problem
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Hey Rogue, maybe you know this:

Question: Tomorrow I will re-install the camshaft housing (assembly).

As clarks garage said: If old lifters are to be reused, ensure that all lifters are installed in the same location their were in on removal.

Mmm.. I dropped something near the lifters and they are all mixed.. They are no more in the removal order.. Is this can be bad or..!?
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Probably be fine. Just make sure the lifters and lifter bores are clean and lubed before re-installing.
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Great. Is the lifters are all same!? Because I know its good to keep the order for the metal usure but they dont seems to be very used.

Anyways, what problem can I get if something go wrong!? I will pay attention about that when i'll start the car
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They are all the same, though they will wear-match to the cam/bores... Which is why you typically want to keep them in order.
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Ok. So I can get in serious trouble or its not the end of the world?
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Fioufffff.

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