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    Spare connector identification

    Can someone identify this connector for me?
    It's at the left of the engine near the throttle body, but as this is a project car, I've no idea what it used to connect to in the original car.
    All the connection to the front of the thermostat housing are connected, this is to the rear. Three pin flat connector, IAT perhaps?
    If so, where did the stock IAT go as I don't seem to have one in the parts I inherited with the car.

    Thank you :-)

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    PS. I'd post a picture but I can't get the chuffing upload to work.

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    Upload it to imgur or something and post the link here.

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    that might be the vehicle speed sensor connector.

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    Either speed sensor or TPS. Though I think you'd realize the TPS being unplugged since it's right on the TB.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stealthee View Post
    Either speed sensor or TPS. Though I think you'd realize the TPS being unplugged since it's right on the TB.
    The TPS has 4 wires

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    TPS is definitely plugged in. I'd hadn't thought about speed sensor. Guess I can trace the wires back to the ECU to confirm by the pin out. I also have a large engine harness connector that I thnk used to go to the front of the engine as it has the shielded wire for the front O2 sensor. Maybe the IAT plugged in via that. Harness is all stripped back anyway as after I refitted the engine in. it won't start :-(

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    The intake air temp (IAT) sensor is built into the MAF.

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