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Wouldn't start 900 1993

posted by  B.B. on  Sun Jun 11 23:24 CST 2023
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Hi Spook,

Thanks for the info.
Klaus sent me his pocket data book but its 1991-1998 TP 0302207
I can find all of the sensors under LH2.4 components but NO CPS
or RPM sensor?
It's a great book, but I told him to get better and I'll send it back.
He's still hanging in, and in good spirits, but not very optimistic.

There's a number of ECU lines with series connectors, looking like bullet
connectors.
Some are high up near the firewall on both sides of the engine bay.
There's a bracket between the firewall and the top of the strut mount that
the connectors are tie-wrapped to.

Whats your sense of any risk in taking them apart? If the female pins
corrode onto the bullet connector and or the material supporting the female
pins fails, it's a nasty job to fix.

Is there some good way to service the connectors without taking them apart?

I think Blindboy ran into this where his RSR connector crapped out.
I have photos of directional light socket failure with this sort of bullet pin.
Pictures on request, Brickboad wont upload pictures anymore.

Cheers, Bill





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