Mattman928

This picture was taken from the passenger footwell of a 1990 928 GT?

The connector is the item circled in black.

Jerome Craig

I'm glad you asked... I have the same connector in the footwell of my '87!

BTW, I haven't forgotten about the console and dash, I'll PM you soon.

AO

I think it's a diagnostic port. Can't quite remember.

SMTCapeCod

I think we had one of these posts about a connector in the front driver's side of some of the OB's that never got answered, too..

ErnestSw

It's the "lousy gas" connector for trips to Lower Slobovia where the maximum octane rating is 85.

AO

Sorry Ernest. That's what you thought last time in this thread... See post #9.
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...ory+diagnostic

PorKen

Isn't that the connector for the euro CO adjuster?

jon928se

If it has three pins (well it might only have two but with the space for the third ) and two wires connected it could be for the CO adjustment pot on non cat cars. But I have a vague memory that there is another loose plug dangling around in there on my both my 88 (non cat) and 90 (gutted cat). John Speake wil know the answer.

jpitman2

85 Octane! Wow, what luxury. I have recently seen gas pumps listing octanes as low as 76 in Russia, but going all the way up to 98.
jp 83 Euro S AT 50k

ErnestSw

Hey, I'm consistant------ly wrong!

scott863

I've been planning to post one like this about a connector on the pass side!

scott863

Back in '98 the Economist or Financial Times stated that if Russian GDP grows at the fastest rate of growth in the world (9%), it would take 150 years to get to the current (1998) standard of living in the United States. So, that 76 octane isn't going anyhere soon.