There is a connector on the back of head cylinder head. Is this an actual sensor or is it just a place where the wiring harness ties down to prevent it from moving?
Connector on back of cylinder head
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Can you post a photo?
I can try, I can barely get one hand back there as it is. The connector only has one wire hooked up to it and the receptacle is very loose and doesn't feel like it's connected to anything important.
I think with the picture I just answered my own question. It looks to me like it's just a connector that holds the wiring harness down. So hopefully it'll be ok if I'm not able to plug it back in.
There are no wires at the rear of that connector, right? That would make sense if it is just a hold-down. If it's a connector, there would be wires/cable connected at the rear.
Thats a ground connection.
That is definetly an electrical connection of some kind judging by the design of the latch with the lower groove and upper clip. just my .02
It's really flimsy and is only attached by what looks like a christmas tree plug. I would think if it were some sort of ground it would be more solidly attached to the head/motor. Plus there is one on the back side of each head, why would I need two separate grounds in the same wiring harness that close to each other?
well may just be a harness holder but i'm yet to see a harness that is heavy enough to need a holder run behind both heads of a mod motor
Thats the connector for your radio noise suppressor- thers one on both cylinder heads
Is that part of the same system that has the grounding strap attached to the hood insulation stuff?
The connector for that plug should be coming down from the rear of the coil cover area on both valve covers
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