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General Forums => The Mess Hall => Topic started by: cvdenson on July 24, 2010, 04:30:56 PM
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Hey all,
After months of sitting in my driveway, I finally got around to installing a rebuilt TBI 2.5L in my '89 YJ. I am at a loss for where this plug goes. I have looked everywhere. It comes off of the engine harness on the driver's side. I appreciate any help! THANKS!
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goes on your power steering line there is a sensor there it may even be broken like mine!!
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here is mine it's broke and I never really noticed a change. it's suppose to help under parking lot steering or something I was told
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Thanks Torch! I never had power steering, wish I did. I guess I'll just have to ziptie it out of the way.
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lol the end of mine is broke off and it was money to replace and I never had any issues with my steering so I just left it I plug it back in from time to time just for giggles lol
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it is meant to increase the idle when you're at the end of the travel on the steering knuckle - i tested it and it increases the rpm by about 200 under no load. I have the same problem although i broke it myself when i got my hand in there doing some work - it's nice to have it functioning properly but i never had my Jeep stalling just the idle goes down and shakes a bit more than usual when you have the wheels turned all the way.
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it is meant to increase the idle when you're at the end of the travel on the steering knuckle - i tested it and it increases the rpm by about 200 under no load. I have the same problem although i broke it myself when i got my hand in there doing some work - it's nice to have it functioning properly but i never had my Jeep stalling just the idle goes down and shakes a bit more than usual when you have the wheels turned all the way.
yup thats it I know they told me it did something like that. I don't bottom out my steering anyway or if i do I just stop doing that!
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so you don't have power steering?? that sucks man!! my buddy here is had none like yours and he source a bunch of parts from all of our parts rigs and swapped it over