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Teds89IROC 08-21-2008 05:45 PM

locating 02 sensor wire
 
I see it running past the block and across to the passenger side but from there I can't see it from up top. I don't feel like jacking the car up to chase the wire lol so I figured I'd ask if anyone knew exactly which wire it is before going through the firewall.

Thanks!

deadtrend1 08-21-2008 05:47 PM

pretty sure it goes in the bundle that runs down through the fender to the ECM

Teds89IROC 08-21-2008 05:49 PM

I know that but I dunno which wire it is among those other ones. Anyway of testing them for it?

GP99GT 08-21-2008 06:42 PM

wire diagram of your ecm would tell you the colors

The Fixer 08-21-2008 09:53 PM

Should be a purple wire for the O2 sensor. Hope that helps ya Ted!

maroman88 08-22-2008 01:39 AM

purple iirc!

Teds89IROC 08-22-2008 04:15 PM

Does this look like it? Checking quick before work this morning, this looks like it goes into that harness going through the fender.


http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y15.../tedswires.jpg

BonzoHansen 08-22-2008 04:21 PM

that looks a little large. like it is the starter lead. pic might be throwing me off though.

GP99GT 08-22-2008 04:43 PM

starter lead would be 4 or 6 gauge...that big black wire is 4 gauge. that one you have pictured does look a little large though, about 12 gauge

BigAls87Z28 08-22-2008 04:50 PM

Ted, the O2 sensor is on the driver side if that helps you locate it better. It is a purple wire, but that usually has a connection to something...not sure of the color of the wire after the connection to the harness

deadtrend1 08-22-2008 07:16 PM

That wire you have a pic of should be for the blower motor I think.

Wait maybe not since its on the front of the motor. But I can probably say with confidence that its not your O2 wire.

deadtrend1 08-22-2008 07:28 PM

OK, just went and checked on mine. Mine goes from the sensor, into the bundle that T's off near the Master Cylinder, runs in the harness that lays across the back of the motor, and heads into the fender to the ECM.

I have it pulled out a little in this pic.
http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r...c/100_0786.jpg

Teds89IROC 08-22-2008 08:07 PM

Thanks for the help guys. From up top it looked like the wire ran towards the front of the block and across but I must be wrong. I can see that the 02 wire off the sensor goes into a harness wrapped in that plastic protector along the block but I guess the way it enters just makes it appear to go toward the front but in reality goes behind the MC as Tim showed. I'll be able to mess with it tomorrow.

BonzoHansen 08-22-2008 10:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GP99GT (Post 479109)
starter lead would be 4 or 6 gauge...that big black wire is 4 gauge. that one you have pictured does look a little large though, about 12 gauge

The ignition switch lead (~10g) to the solenoid, not a battery cable (4g in pic). Tim could be right about blower fan wire too. Both are sizable PPL wires.

O2 sensor wil be much smaller wire, ~18g-20g

This WD shows ppl (changing to black)?

Teds89IROC 08-24-2008 08:01 PM

Got it! Thanks guys, I needed it for my air/fuel (pretty light show). I got that hooked up and wires ran for the FP gauge but had to exchange it because the LED's blew. I'll have pics of the complete pod install later in the week when that gauge comes in.

WildBillyT 08-29-2008 10:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BonzoHansen (Post 479275)
The ignition switch lead (~10g) to the solenoid, not a battery cable (4g in pic). Tim could be right about blower fan wire too. Both are sizable PPL wires.

O2 sensor wil be much smaller wire, ~18g-20g

This WD shows ppl (changing to black)?

Yep. That purple one should be a starter wire, either 10 or 12 gauge.


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