Firewall connectors?

[Crasher]

I was doing a little engine bay clean up the other day and cut these 3 wire mounted on the firewall.They had connectors on them but didn't have a wire on the other side of the connector and didn't look like they went to anything so I cut all 3 of them.Little did I know that when I started my car it barely held an idle.I had to re connect everything and it sucked.One connecter has 2 wires coming from it the other 2 have 1 wire going to it.They are held by a little bracket on the firewall.Can someone tell me what they are and what they do?

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The picture is old by the way

 

[snowborder714]

I'm sure you can find what the plugs are from these two links:
Virtual Tour of the DSM Engine Bay - 1G Visual Index
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/art...047-2g-engine-bay-electrical-connections.html

My guess is you cut the blue engine speed connector off? This will cause the car not to run, so make sure the two wires that went into this plugs and connected together (preferably crimped or soldered) and taped off or put back into the plug.

 

[Crasher]

Well heres a close up of what I had to do last night when I was stuck at work in the dark with no flash light Here are the connectors.Can I just take the blue connector off and solder the two wires together?

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Thanks by the way

 

[snowborder714]

Brown - timing ground (only on 2ga's)
Black - fuel pump test
Blue - engine speed test
Black (larger) - wipers (I believe)

Yes, you should be able to remove the blue plug, solder them together, and have no problem. Make sure to use some heat shrink or electrical tape to cover it up.

 

[Crasher]

So I will remove those connectors and solder then together.I'll get ride of the brown connecter and the small black connector and I should be fine.Your one fart smeller I mean smart feller.Thanks Brian

On another note I can remove the small black and brown connectors completely right?I'm trying to get rid of as much as possible I wasn't too sure what you meant by fuel pump test?That mean that mitsu takes a connector and connects into it to test the fuel pump.Sorry I'm completely stupid on the electrical aspect of things