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Is this a coolant temp sensor connector? (3800) by hinesb1890
Started on: 10-14-2013 09:18 PM
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Last post by: Fierobsessed on 10-15-2013 09:44 PM
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I am working on fitting my new harness to my engine and I am left with this connector (and no coolant temp sensor connector). I seems like it should be it but it's just not the same type of connector. It has three wire though like the coolant sensor. I just want to be sure before I cut it up and switch the connector. The harness was made by PBJ.

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It is FOR the CTS, but not the CTS connector itself. There is a short 8"(?) harness part that plugs into that connector and adapts it to the CTS connector itself. I think that it had something to do with the SC engines having just one sensor, where the N/A engine had two? Or something to that effect. Either way, you are missing a little adapter.
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Thanks! That makes sense, It should be ok to just splice in the correct connector then right?
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Absolutely, just so long as it can comfortably reach the sensor, have at it!
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