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Assistance identifying a few things... (big pics, sorry)

Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2007 1:44 am
by My92Stealth
My cars been apart for a few weeks. When I first put it up and started taking things apart I didn't label a few connections, like an idiot. Fuse box, among other things, has been moved so I can't go by location. I need to know what they are/what they do and where they connect to :o

This one is part of the bundle that goes to the fuse box:
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You can see where this one comes from:
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This one is in the same pack as the one that goes to the MAF
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Theses are along the line thats usually near the pass. side right at the firewall, just a little farther down the line. (ignore the T one, that goes to the front washer pump)
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And heres where I put the fuse box, if anyone is interested
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Re: Assistance identifying a few things... (big pics, sorry)

Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2007 2:27 am
by Jeff V.
From top to bottom...

#1 Doesn't look like a Mitsubishi connector. Looks like a GM Weatherpak :confused:

#2 Fuel pump resistor

#3 Reverse light switch?

#4 Square looking one: Resistor cluster on the firewall. T-shaped one: Windshield washer fluid motor . The two 2-pin ones. One goes to the washer bottle fluid level sensor, the other I think is unoccupied.

If I actually get these all correct, I think it's definitely time for me to move on to something else. :sigh:

Re: Assistance identifying a few things... (big pics, sorry)

Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2007 2:33 am
by Monochrome
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v325/ ... G_2813.jpg

2 on the bottom are for the washer bottle
1 on the top is for the ECS cap

Not sure what the middle one is for. It looks a lot cleaner than the others...

Jeff is correct on the others

Re: Assistance identifying a few things... (big pics, sorry)

Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2007 2:55 am
by My92Stealth
Could the middle one possibly be one of those that just hangs out by the firewall in that small cluster?
Edit:
just for my own reference and for anyone who is curious, number one is the pass, turn signal.