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Old 06-18-2006, 03:15 AM
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Default What is the P.E.D. Connector for on my L67? (New Pics)

I was changing the back valve cover gasket, and I noticed that there was a connector dangling. I looked at it and the head of the connector was broken off like this...
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The connector says P.E.D. on one side and has a number 6 on the other side. I have not turned the car over to see if it acts differently, first I would like to know what this connector regulates. Any info on it would be greatly appreciated, Thanks!
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maybe an injector connector?
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I don't think it is, all the connectors to my injectors are counted for. I thought that too when I saw it dangling to the head of the other connector it was supposed to be connected to.
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So, you know where it is supposed to connect? If so, a picture of that would be more helpful.
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Cool I got new pics of what it is supposed to connect to...
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Sorry for the dirty engine bay. I did not have a chance to clean it after getting oil all over it after changing the gasket. Do these pics help?
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That is the coolant sensor. Should replace it ASAP.
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Since the connector head is broken off, how would I be able to replace it? Can I strip and extend the wires somehow?
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Yeah, that will be a coolant temp sensor. There will be one underneath the TB, as well. One is for the PCM, and one for the gauge, I believe. If your gauge reads normal, your PCM is flying a little blind. Get a new one. Be prepared for a little coolant to come out. And put some sealant on the threads so it won't leak.
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Originally Posted by Buickman104
Since the connector head is broken off, how would I be able to replace it? Can I strip and extend the wires somehow?
You will need a new sensor. I don't think those are real expensive. They are very simple components.
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Is it a module? When I felt it it kinda felt like the wire was coming from the lim metal area not from a sensor???


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