Resolved 2G 1997 GSX A-32 Front harness connector help

[Dryppical]

The previous owners did some hacking to the wiring harness and I’m trying to fix it. The front harness connector A-32 is gone so I’m trying to hardwire it together. There 2 wires left they don’t connect to anything. Where do they tie into? Checked to see if check engine light illuminates and it does not still. If someone could provide a Pinout of the connector coming off the fuse box or have a picture of it, that would be greatly appreciated. I have looked at the thread with the engine bay connectors but I need the pinout of the other side of the connector. Fuse box side

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[19Eclipse90]

Is this a harness from an automatic?

If so, they go together. See pin 7 of A-32 highlighted below.

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[Dryppical]

It is indeed from an automatic. I appreciate the response. I still can’t wrap my head around on how to read those. It’s like magic to me

 

[19Eclipse90]

If you’re interested…

A-32 Male Side
[01][02][03][04]
[05][06][07][08]
[09][10][11][12]

A-32 Female Side (mirrors the male)
[04][03][02][01]
[08][07][06][05]
[12][11][10][09]

It shows the male side of connector A-32’s pin 7 is a blue with black stripe (L-B) wire from pin 5 of the Radiator Fan Relay (LO2) which is connector A-12X.

The mating female side of connector A-32 pin 7 is blue with green stripe (L-G) that loops the wire back to pin 8 of the male side (see red highlight in pic 1, follow to red highlight in pic 2). The upside down triangle with the A in it is linking those two points in the drawings together.

Then pin 8 on the male connector continues the blue with green to pin 4 of the Radiator Fan Motor connector A-33.

 

[Dryppical]

Thank you for explaining that. I now understand. At first I was confused how you got blue out of L but then I seen the key on the bottom of the page. So the second letter is the stripe? 2L-W would be blue with white stripe correct?

 

[19Eclipse90]

Correct. And for the rest of what is going on there, the 2 in your example indicates size of wire and you’ll see the F on the wires we were looking at originally, which indicates the wire is flexible and likely selected for use in that spot for a reason.

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