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YOUR RESEARCHWhat is this plug for?
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On your '04, check next to where the right side o2 sensors plug in.
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Removed my air box and when I took it out I found this cord just laying there and could not find where it went. I have a 2004 C4S . Orange plug is the maf sensor plug but one on the right has me confused can�t figure what it plugs into if anything?
This is correct, and the Porsche assembly plant Factory is the only one with the protocol ad tool to work with it.
But there is a Tach line (TN) in there that can be handy at times.
Thank you Bill for the concern and props.
My energy level has declined considerable after I was forced to retire after open heart surgery 7 years ago. I feel fine but fatigue easily after exertion and have to rest frequently. Heart rate is good 60bpm and blood pressure is good 120/80 without medication ,so DR. says see ya next year..lol
Positive feedback from sharing my Porsche experience , and selling my UAOS to improve the platform ( and positive comments) help to keep me going !! Thank you !!
So true Bill. We are blessed on this forum to have one of the few Porsche master techs to offer support and assistance on a regular basis. Thank you, Skip!
Thanks for your knowledge and participation, Skip!
BTW, I was born and raised in Birmingham and began my automotive career at Crown Automobile in the '80s. Did you work in Bham?
Hi Down South !! Yes I am native to B'ham also, finished up my Career with a decade at Tom Williams Porsche (currently Porsche of B'ham) , also a two decade stint at Long Lewis Ford and one at Murphy Mitsubishi
I grew up working around the Bessemer/Hueytown area at Long-Lewis with the "Alabama Gang" of NASCAR ie. Niel Bonnett , Donny and Bobby Alison, Red Farmer, Bill Hamner. Also Clifford Allison Davy Allison , Michael Farmer .Bill Hamner was my main machinist back in the day as well as Tommy Sadler at Speed Engineering.
Thanks for the positive vibe !!!
There's a dummy receptacle it plugs into to keep it from swinging loose and maybe to keep grime out. On my '99, IIRC, it's down near the bottom right of the A/C compressor. On your '04, check next to where the right side o2 sensors plug in.
