Can you identify these plugs? (vid inside)

[98Eclipse2G]

I've used the search function, looking for wiring diagrams, electrical issue's. I was hooking up my turbo time and found these three plugs that go to nothing... Sorry for the vid, my camera doesnt take pictures anymore ...

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[twicks69]

That looks like you are under your dash by the pedal assembly.

Take a look in this thread first.

http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/art...047-2g-engine-bay-electrical-connections.html

If you already have, I will try and take a look tomorrow.

Where exactly are these sensors located?

 

[snowborder714]

Sorry Tim, we didn't document any interior plugs in that article. Just ones in the engine bay.

 

[Kastigir]

That last one looks a lot like the plugs for the clutch switches, be it the clutch start switch, or the clutch cruise disengage switch.

 

[twicks69]

Brian, I thought it was only engine ones, but I couldn't remember.

As well, I agree that the last one you posted looks like the clutch switch plug -- you can keep it disconnected, as it will allow you to turn your car on without pushing down the clutch pedal.

I will check for the other ones tomorrow if no one else posts up an answer.

 

[Kastigir]

Brian, I thought it was only engine ones, but I couldn't remember.

As well, I agree that the last one you posted looks like the clutch switch plug -- you can keep it disconnected, as it will allow you to turn your car on without pushing down the clutch pedal.

I will check for the other ones tomorrow if no one else posts up an answer.

If you leave it disconnected, will it throw a CEL?

 

[twicks69]

Nope.

 

[turbosax2]

The red one is for the airbag. The plug it connects to is below the steering column.

The white one (shown first) has something to do with the clockspring, but I'm unsure of it's exact purpose. Anyway, the plug it connects to is directly beside the red plug.

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The last one shown I believe is for the cruise switch, located on the clutch pedal assembly.

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[Rulier]

In the last pic, what is that spring for? I have one that goes attached to the clutch, left the car to my dad and he said it mysteriously fell.

What does it do? Having a really hard time putting it back