YOUR RESEARCHWhere does this connector come from??
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Hey, just finishing up re-installing engine & trans in my 99, and I cannot find the connector that goes to the cannister purge valve. Can anyone tell me which harness this comes out of? Hopefully it is not stuck on top of the motor where I cant get to it! This is the valve that has a line going to the throttle body, and a 2 pin connector. Hard plastic inlet line and rubber outlet line and one connector Thanks....it's in there somewhere!!
It is on the wiring loom branch that also carries the plug to the throttle position sensor and idle control valve. That branch comes from the right, standing behind the engine.
Thanks, @hardtailer , I'll be out today to see if I can find it...that helps bunch!!
The little sucker was hiding under the alternator!....Thanks again for the direction @hardtailer !!
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