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Its a test connector.
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Its a test connector.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Changed my air filter today and noticed a plug was not plugged in and I cannot find where it should connect. I think it�s been unplugged since I�ve owned the car for 2 years. Any ideas? It�s located on the passenger side of the air box housing. There�s a few large plugs bundled together, and they all plug in somewhere, except this one. Appreciate your help!

POST 2Original post

Can't be sure without seeing the other side of your plug but it looks similar to the one in this pic that's below where the engine lid harness plugs in.

POST 3Original post

I have that too. Have not tested it - but it has all the makings of trailer light hookup. Someone please disprove this theory.

POST 4Original post

Refer to this thread. Its a test connector. I does not plug into anything.

POST 5Original post

There is a plastic holder that it fits in, just to keep it clean and out of the way.

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