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Yesterday I replaced my engine wiring harness. Now i have 2 extra plugs in my engine bay. I know one of them is the Engine temp sensor...whatever one is linked to the dash. My engine temp guage doesnt move at all.
The other problem im having(with a picture of the other plug) is a weird throttle condition. While taking it easy the truck runs normal. But if i get on it, and get RPM's past around 4k, my idle becomes very high. In park/neutral, it shoots up to around 3k rpms. Yesterday when i discovered this, i tested from a stop, and got up to 40mph(in second gear,without ever touching the gas)
Ive attached 2 pictures...i couldnt get the plug that i think is the engine temp plug to show up in the parking garage i am in. Ill take better ones tonight if need be.
What i need is for someone to identify the location of where these 2 plugs plug in.
The one on the left is a grey plug, 2 pin i believe(see picture) and it splits off the engines wiring harness right next to the throttle position sensor i believe.
(see Picture below)
The second plug is a dark green one, located on the right side of the block, near the back end.
I cant find where to plug either of these into. Im really hoping its not under the intake manifold/plenum, and i feel like i would have noticed that before i put them back on.
Does anyone know where these plugs go?
EDIT: Forgot to mention its a 1996 T100 2wd with the 3.4L v6(5VZ-FE)
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03-11-2009, 12:38 PM
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