One of my pastic connectors came off
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No, but that has happened on some of the others. I just have them pushed on. They never seem to give me any problems.
The one I'm talking about fell off the wire completely. I can't remember which one it is and I may not get to look this weekend. I was removing my head and it's a gray plug with apparently only one wire going to it. I think it went somewhere near the back of the intake. I'll see if I can find it on a diagram in the FSM on here and post back.
The one I'm talking about fell off the wire completely. I can't remember which one it is and I may not get to look this weekend. I was removing my head and it's a gray plug with apparently only one wire going to it. I think it went somewhere near the back of the intake. I'll see if I can find it on a diagram in the FSM on here and post back.
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When I first read the title...I thought it read, "One of my pastie connectors came off"
I was like, "whaaaat"?
Well, they normally don't just "fall off". Could be that it corroded inside and broke where the wire is soldered/attached. On my 86, there were a few that needed replacing. I found some at a pick-a-part.
I was like, "whaaaat"?
Well, they normally don't just "fall off". Could be that it corroded inside and broke where the wire is soldered/attached. On my 86, there were a few that needed replacing. I found some at a pick-a-part.
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hah I did the same thing when I pulled my head.....
it was the sensor directly in front of the fuel filter....I disconnected it but it ended up getting stuck when I pulled the head
I just pulled the metal terminal out uncrimped it, crimped the wire back on soldered and then put it back in the connector
it was the sensor directly in front of the fuel filter....I disconnected it but it ended up getting stuck when I pulled the head
I just pulled the metal terminal out uncrimped it, crimped the wire back on soldered and then put it back in the connector
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hah I did the same thing when I pulled my head.....
it was the sensor directly in front of the fuel filter....I disconnected it but it ended up getting stuck when I pulled the head
I just pulled the metal terminal out uncrimped it, crimped the wire back on soldered and then put it back in the connector
it was the sensor directly in front of the fuel filter....I disconnected it but it ended up getting stuck when I pulled the head
I just pulled the metal terminal out uncrimped it, crimped the wire back on soldered and then put it back in the connector
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