Can you ID this connector? 22re
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Can you ID this connector? 22re
This connector comes out of the harness next to injector wires at intake manifold. It has a green/white wire, and brown/black wire and is 9 inches long from leaving harness. I can't find anywhere to plug it in. Any ideas? I have an 89 22re.
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Lemme go look..I have a similar one, different wires and plug, never could figure out what its supposed to plug into. Even after reading every "what's this go to" type of thread on here.
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Yup, I don't see any plug/wire combo like that on mine. Does it come right out of the main harness, right inside the intake, by fuel rail? Are you Cali emissions?
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I have the black/red and blue wire plug in the pic above also, but that was for sure always unhooked. The connecter pic I posted comes out of harness in intake, by fuel rail along with injector wires. It could also reach down to passenger side of block six inches, but I don't see anything to hook to. It is an 89 4x4 5spd with fedral emissions. I pulled this harnes out of another 89 that seemed to be an exact match, and swapped it 5 months ago. At the time I don't remember it being loose. It was finighing a head/timing job yesterday when I rehooked harness up that I noticed the connector.
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Just to be clear, the connector in question is the first pic at top. Where does it hook up? I cant find anything on egr. Is it under PAIR valve?
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I have the black/red and blue wire plug in the pic above also, but that was for sure always unhooked. The connecter pic I posted comes out of harness in intake, by fuel rail along with injector wires. It could also reach down to passenger side of block six inches, but I don't see anything to hook to. It is an 89 4x4 5spd with fedral emissions. I pulled this harnes out of another 89 that seemed to be an exact match, and swapped it 5 months ago. At the time I don't remember it being loose. It was finighing a head/timing job yesterday when I rehooked harness up that I noticed the connector.
So don't quote me.
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You may have the wires in the harness, but not the sensors on the vehicle. So, I wouldn't worry much. If you're not getting a trouble code "71", the ECU doesn't care about it.
Just one of those thing Toyota thought was cheaper to include even if it didn't need it instead of removing it.
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Actually I'm pretty sure it's connector A3, A/C idle up VSV. That wire is not green, it's actually blue (damn white balance!), you can compare it to the blue plug in the background. So it's black w/ red and blue. He's obviously missing that valve from the picture so that's why the plug is unused.
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Yeah, I think you and Abe are right, Jerry. I no have AC, and errbody that does, has one extra VSV on top of their valve cover. And I felt up my wiring last night, I've got a fat, lumpy spot where that EGR plug is folded back and wrapped up.
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