Koda
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- Jun 2, 2019
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Butler,
Pennsylvania
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That's the AC compressor plug. EGR solenoid is a 2 pin plug. There's a thread here with pics and a description of every plug in the engine bay if you ever have that problem again. Much easier than looking through wiring diagrams.
https://www.dsmtuners.com/threads/2g-engine-bay-electrical-connections.298047/
My thought is if he thinks it's the EGR plug, then it is likely on that side of the engine, no where near the A/C compressor. It does look like the A/C plug though.
OP, can you show us a better picture of the location for this plug?
EGR solenoid is in the middle of the firewall at the top though, no where near to the A/C. You are right, that connector matches, just not the location the OP is hinting at.
I know it's not for an EGR too, I never said it was for EGR. By hinting, I'm just referring to him mentioning EGR in the first place. To me, that hints that for some reason, the plug is on that side of the engine.The op didn't hint at any location just posted a pic of plug and said he was guessing it was the EGR. Like I said been along time since I've seen stock 2g emissions stuff so I'm sure your right about it's location... But I do know for certain that does not plug into a dsm EGR solenoid.
Sorry didn't mean for that to come off like you were saying it's the EGR solenoid plug. I was just reiterating for the op that they wouldn't match up. I can see what you mean about the plugs being in 2 different locations.I know it's not for an EGR too, I never said it was for EGR. By hinting, I'm just referring to him mentioning EGR in the first place. To me, that hints that for some reason, the plug is on that side of the engine.