'93 2.5 YJ mystery plug in engine bay.
 

Wife' YJ valve cover casket finally gave up the ghost. So while under
the hood I found a plug and wire that was just dangling. I looked all
over and don't find where it goes. Here's my attempt at describing where
and what:

Big hawkin loom above engine on firewall, passenger side above battery.
Tiny loom coming out of it with only red & black wire in it.
If left to it's own devices, hangs straight down between the engine and
the battery, almost to the frame (this is how I found it.).
Has one plastic nipple on it, about halfway, to hold it somewhere to
some hole.
Goes to a typical black plastic weather proof connector with two little
red inserts at the terminal.
Has a blue seal around the connector.
About 15" long. Could damn near reach anywhere in the engine bay.





OT OMG that new Quiznos sub commercial is a bit freaky.


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Re: '93 2.5 YJ mystery plug in engine bay.
 

If you don't have airconditioning, it may be a line that is supposed to go
to the air. Mine has a few of those.
Nick

"Jeepers" <moomesa@INVALIDfnbnet.net> wrote in message
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> Wife' YJ valve cover casket finally gave up the ghost. So while under
> the hood I found a plug and wire that was just dangling. I looked all
> over and don't find where it goes. Here's my attempt at describing where
> and what:
>
> Big hawkin loom above engine on firewall, passenger side above battery.
> Tiny loom coming out of it with only red & black wire in it.
> If left to it's own devices, hangs straight down between the engine and
> the battery, almost to the frame (this is how I found it.).
> Has one plastic nipple on it, about halfway, to hold it somewhere to
> some hole.
> Goes to a typical black plastic weather proof connector with two little
> red inserts at the terminal.
> Has a blue seal around the connector.
> About 15" long. Could damn near reach anywhere in the engine bay.
>
>
>
>
>
> OT OMG that new Quiznos sub commercial is a bit freaky.
>
>
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Re: '93 2.5 YJ mystery plug in engine bay.
 

If you don't have airconditioning, it may be a line that is supposed to go
to the air. Mine has a few of those.
Nick

"Jeepers" <moomesa@INVALIDfnbnet.net> wrote in message
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> Wife' YJ valve cover casket finally gave up the ghost. So while under
> the hood I found a plug and wire that was just dangling. I looked all
> over and don't find where it goes. Here's my attempt at describing where
> and what:
>
> Big hawkin loom above engine on firewall, passenger side above battery.
> Tiny loom coming out of it with only red & black wire in it.
> If left to it's own devices, hangs straight down between the engine and
> the battery, almost to the frame (this is how I found it.).
> Has one plastic nipple on it, about halfway, to hold it somewhere to
> some hole.
> Goes to a typical black plastic weather proof connector with two little
> red inserts at the terminal.
> Has a blue seal around the connector.
> About 15" long. Could damn near reach anywhere in the engine bay.
>
>
>
>
>
> OT OMG that new Quiznos sub commercial is a bit freaky.
>
>
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Re: '93 2.5 YJ mystery plug in engine bay.
 

If you don't have airconditioning, it may be a line that is supposed to go
to the air. Mine has a few of those.
Nick

"Jeepers" <moomesa@INVALIDfnbnet.net> wrote in message
news:moomesa-98F946.12530508022004@corp.newsfeeds.com...
> Wife' YJ valve cover casket finally gave up the ghost. So while under
> the hood I found a plug and wire that was just dangling. I looked all
> over and don't find where it goes. Here's my attempt at describing where
> and what:
>
> Big hawkin loom above engine on firewall, passenger side above battery.
> Tiny loom coming out of it with only red & black wire in it.
> If left to it's own devices, hangs straight down between the engine and
> the battery, almost to the frame (this is how I found it.).
> Has one plastic nipple on it, about halfway, to hold it somewhere to
> some hole.
> Goes to a typical black plastic weather proof connector with two little
> red inserts at the terminal.
> Has a blue seal around the connector.
> About 15" long. Could damn near reach anywhere in the engine bay.
>
>
>
>
>
> OT OMG that new Quiznos sub commercial is a bit freaky.
>
>
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Re: '93 2.5 YJ mystery plug in engine bay.
 

In article <g3zVb.26074$tP1.4774@fed1read07>,
"Nick N" <nnote@despammed.com> wrote:

> If you don't have airconditioning, it may be a line that is supposed to go
> to the air. Mine has a few of those.
> Nick

no ac. could be.


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Re: '93 2.5 YJ mystery plug in engine bay.
 

In article <g3zVb.26074$tP1.4774@fed1read07>,
"Nick N" <nnote@despammed.com> wrote:

> If you don't have airconditioning, it may be a line that is supposed to go
> to the air. Mine has a few of those.
> Nick

no ac. could be.


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Re: '93 2.5 YJ mystery plug in engine bay.
 

In article <g3zVb.26074$tP1.4774@fed1read07>,
"Nick N" <nnote@despammed.com> wrote:

> If you don't have airconditioning, it may be a line that is supposed to go
> to the air. Mine has a few of those.
> Nick

no ac. could be.


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Re: '93 2.5 YJ mystery plug in engine bay.
 

battery temp sensor wire maybe???

Re: '93 2.5 YJ mystery plug in engine bay.
 

battery temp sensor wire maybe???

Re: '93 2.5 YJ mystery plug in engine bay.
 

battery temp sensor wire maybe???

Re: '93 2.5 YJ mystery plug in engine bay.
 

In article <20040209080726.22756.00001573@mb-m18.aol.com>,
rokihora@aol.com (Rokihora) wrote:

> battery temp sensor wire maybe???

A WHAT!? Never heard of a battery temperature sensor.

Could be that lefthanded jerk-back power supply too! :^)


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In article <20040209080726.22756.00001573@mb-m18.aol.com>,
rokihora@aol.com (Rokihora) wrote:

> battery temp sensor wire maybe???

A WHAT!? Never heard of a battery temperature sensor.

Could be that lefthanded jerk-back power supply too! :^)


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Re: '93 2.5 YJ mystery plug in engine bay.
 

In article <20040209080726.22756.00001573@mb-m18.aol.com>,
rokihora@aol.com (Rokihora) wrote:

> battery temp sensor wire maybe???

A WHAT!? Never heard of a battery temperature sensor.

Could be that lefthanded jerk-back power supply too! :^)


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Re: '93 2.5 YJ mystery plug in engine bay.
 

They actually have the suckers in the new Jeeps...

It apparently tell the computer when the battery is charged by the heat
it is putting out or something silly like that.

Don't know what the folks that use optima do for charging though, maybe
always have a 'really' charged up battery???....

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Jeepers wrote:
>
> In article <20040209080726.22756.00001573@mb-m18.aol.com>,
> rokihora@aol.com (Rokihora) wrote:
>
> > battery temp sensor wire maybe???
>
> A WHAT!? Never heard of a battery temperature sensor.
>
> Could be that lefthanded jerk-back power supply too! :^)
>
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Re: '93 2.5 YJ mystery plug in engine bay.
 

They actually have the suckers in the new Jeeps...

It apparently tell the computer when the battery is charged by the heat
it is putting out or something silly like that.

Don't know what the folks that use optima do for charging though, maybe
always have a 'really' charged up battery???....

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Jeepers wrote:
>
> In article <20040209080726.22756.00001573@mb-m18.aol.com>,
> rokihora@aol.com (Rokihora) wrote:
>
> > battery temp sensor wire maybe???
>
> A WHAT!? Never heard of a battery temperature sensor.
>
> Could be that lefthanded jerk-back power supply too! :^)
>
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Re: '93 2.5 YJ mystery plug in engine bay.
 

They actually have the suckers in the new Jeeps...

It apparently tell the computer when the battery is charged by the heat
it is putting out or something silly like that.

Don't know what the folks that use optima do for charging though, maybe
always have a 'really' charged up battery???....

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Jeepers wrote:
>
> In article <20040209080726.22756.00001573@mb-m18.aol.com>,
> rokihora@aol.com (Rokihora) wrote:
>
> > battery temp sensor wire maybe???
>
> A WHAT!? Never heard of a battery temperature sensor.
>
> Could be that lefthanded jerk-back power supply too! :^)
>
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