The little piece of plastic in the ISC plug...do you need it?

[adam355]

Anyone know what I'm talking about? Its that piece of plastic that falls out of the plug for the isc motor all the time. Anyways I lost mine. Shouldn't matter right?

 

[Thomas91169]

you mean the clip that holds the 2 plugs together?

im sure alot of people reading this are as lost as me, more details if you could.

 

[adam355]

you mean the clip that holds the 2 plugs together?

im sure alot of people reading this are as lost as me, more details if you could.

Not the clip. If you take the plug off the isc motor and look in it you will see 6 pins. Well theres this piece of plastic that kinda sits around the pins on the plug. I think it was either light blue or orange on mine. I hope that helps.

 

[Thomas91169]

ok i just looked at mine. i think itll be fine without it, as long as the prongs and the clips are on there good.

 

[adam355]

ok i just looked at mine. i think itll be fine without it, as long as the prongs and the clips are on there good.

Yeah thats what I was thinking. As long as the connection still exists. I just hope it wasn't some kind of insulator for the pins to reduce noise between them. Thanks man.

 

[Tallen]

Not needed.
In fact if you take it out you can use a 2g isc.

 

[adam355]

Not needed.
In fact if you take it out you can use a 2g isc.

I was 2g isc stock with it in.