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madding intermittent hesitation - loose ground to where? 200 1988

I was just removed the IAC to check to see if the inside was clean and noticed off to the side how chunked up one of the negative grounds from the battery was and decided to remove and clean it.

As I loosened the ground connecting bolt I saw another ground directly under the bolt pointing straight down. As I was marking the wire with blue tape I noticed how slack it was. I pulled very little and came up with an unconnected wire.

The end looks like it pulled out of a connector - end is stripped back about 1/2" and the insulation does not look torn or eroded.

I have not found what the ground might have been connected to. The loose end curls back up so it looks like a 'J'. I crawled under the car to look and am not finding anything it reaches that has the other end of a wire or connector.

Will someone please see if they have this lower wire and tell me where it goes?

Thanks
1988 244 DL

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Location Again:
There are two blue wires coming from the negative battery terminal. One attaches to the body wheel well and the other to the bottom driver's side of the engine behind the power steering pump and AC compressor.

The battery wire is connected by a bolt to the bottom of the engine. The undetermined wire is on the same bolt and in my case pointing straight down.






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