Octane Loop Connector and unidentified connections
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Octane Loop Connector and unidentified connections
Can anyone point me specifically to where the octance loop connector is on an 89.
I have been looking by the passenger side wall by the LH and EZK relay and can't find it.
I did find two connectors that i'm not sure what there function is shown below. A Green and White Molex in the first photo, the other photo has an amp connector located below fuse panel.
Can anyone tell me there function?
I have been looking by the passenger side wall by the LH and EZK relay and can't find it.
I did find two connectors that i'm not sure what there function is shown below. A Green and White Molex in the first photo, the other photo has an amp connector located below fuse panel.
Can anyone tell me there function?
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There isn't an octane loop on the '89 - the knock sensors take care of the same function. The octane loop was only on the '85 and '86 models (at least in the USA).
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Upper photo is the connection from the EZ to the coil drivers (near the front bumper).
Lower photo is the where the CO-pot on ROW (non cat) plugs in.
What is that air temp sensor for in the upper photo? Must be '89-up, because it's not on my '88, AFAIK.
Lower photo is the where the CO-pot on ROW (non cat) plugs in.
What is that air temp sensor for in the upper photo? Must be '89-up, because it's not on my '88, AFAIK.
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Porken It's aftermarket temp sensor. The car is an 89 that has digital dash factory outside temp sensor. When I replaced the rear view mirror with an Donley auto tinting it came with air temp sensor. Figured I would put it to use. Thank you all for the info.