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YOUR RESEARCHWhere does this wire go to...?
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Clean " picture isn't exactly concours-ready
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The one in the "clean" picture isn't exactly concours-ready...
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He was just illustrating a clean engine and engine bay compared to yours.
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Btw, what kind of stuff you guys recommend for good engine wash?
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You are not the only person to find this "mystery" plug. You may find a receptacle for it (not a connector - just an empty place to hold it) near the O2 sensor connectors.
The one in the "clean" picture isn't exactly concours-ready...
Here's what a six-pack and a spare hour can accomplish:
Youri, I don't wash the engine - even though my coil packs are relatively new, I don't want to spray water directly on my engine. Too many sensors and connectors...just a couple of rags and some rubber/plastic protectant will do the trick. Armor All cleaning wipes do a great job of getting the oil filler cap clean.
