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Old 04-23-2015 | 11:59 AM
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Disconnected wire near collant tank

so I was putting in my D585's when I noticed that there was a loose wire. Pic is attached - it's the red wire. What is this connector for?

What would be the best way of fixing this?



also any tips on how I could clean my engine bay? Lots of old rustproofing oil on it...
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Air conditiong pressure switch.
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Air conditiong pressure switch.
thanks, this isn't essential right?
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It is essential to your AC system.
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The best way to fix would be to disconnect the connector, pull the old pin out, crimp a new pin on the wire, slide it back in to the connector, and reconnect. You may be able to solder the wire to the old connector, although I cannot recommend trying that. If you could find the same connector online or at a junkyard or something you could cut it and solder it on to your wires.
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If you could find the same connector online or at a junkyard or something you could cut it and solder it on to your wires.
that's the plan today.
I don't think that connector's pin is pullable.
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