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Chris wrote:
The only thing I can think of is the A/C. On newer GM's, there's a
sensor in the power steering pump which tells the computer to shut down
the AC pump if you're laboring the pump at low speeds. This is to
prevent stalling, or near-stalling.
No idea where this connector is in your car, though.
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- 03-05 03:46 PM #1ChrisGuest
93 Grand Am - Where's this wire go?
I have a 93 Grand Am with the 2.3 SOHC engine and have a mystery connector
in the engine compartment. The connector is located behind the PS pump
(looking from front of car) and it's Red plastic with a White and a Brown
wire going into it. It's bundled together with the Oil Pressure Switch
connector and I don't see anything to connect it to. Is this for some sort
of option like Cruise Control that I don't have or is there somewhere it's
supposed to be connected??
Thanks,
Chris
- 03-05 04:19 PM #2RobertGuest
Re: 93 Grand Am - Where's this wire go?
- 03-06 12:21 PM #3PhilipGuest
Re: 93 Grand Am - Where's this wire go?
Most likely this wire is for something that you`re car isn`t equipped
with. In a lot of cases the factory uses the same wiring harness for
different applications. Does this wire look like its ever been plugged
into anything?
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