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Need your help, anyone that owns a "2006" gs300 i need a pic of the one piece connector harness that connects to the Emission Vacuum Value / EGR SOLENOID SENSOR.
Its mounted next to the air intake hose. My connector broke, theres only 2 wires, mine is black and other is white or cream white. i need to know which wires goes in which slot of the harness. Please help...would some take of pic of the connector head harness with the wire showing so i could know please.
Last edited by aristo1987; 10-28-16 at 04:15 AM.
Reason: Miss spelled words
Thank you soo much japmand, i really really appreciate it.
Btw do you know what that plug is for and what does it do exactly?
Reason why i ask is bc mine broke and I didn't plug in the wires to the vacuum thing bc i didn't know which color wires goes into which spot....until you just posted it the pic
Also, it makes me wonder if this part is important or not bc when I didn't have it plugged in. I didn't get any check engine light.
I hope you know the answer to what exactly that harness plug is for
Thank you.
Last edited by aristo1987; 10-28-16 at 04:13 AM.
Reason: Error in sentences and mispelled words
EGR = exhaust gas recirculation. Basically, the valve controls how much of the exhaust is recirculated for a second pass through the engine. It's used to reduce NOX emissions. That connector probably either controls a solenoid in the EGR system, or transmits info about the solenoid's position to the ECU.
Thanks sodium! Btw do you know the exact name of the adapter or harness wire adapter /plug?
Mine broke and I want to get it replaced...i still can plug the wires into the vacuum thing...
Its just a peace of mind knowing its not broken lol..
Originally Posted by Sodium
EGR = exhaust gas recirculation. Basically, the valve controls how much of the exhaust is recirculated for a second pass through the engine. It's used to reduce NOX emissions. That connector probably either controls a solenoid in the EGR system, or transmits info about the solenoid's position to the ECU.
Thanks sodium! Btw do you know the exact name of the adapter or harness wire adapter /plug?
Mine broke and I want to get it replaced...i still can plug the wires into the vacuum thing...
Its just a peace of mind knowing its not broken lol..
Yeah no worries, glad to help! And sorry bro, I looked and I couldn't find a definitive parts number. Easiest way to find the part would be to go to the dealership parts counter and show your pictures and japmand's pictures to the parts guy (also have your VIN ready) – he'll be able to find the part and order it for you. These clips get brittle from heat stress, so it's not uncommon for them to break.
The solenoid in the picture is your evap purge valve it releases built up fuel pressure in the fuel tank back into the intake. For the connector you may want to look up delphi since they make most of the automotive connectors. http://www.mouser.com/Delphi-Connect...yvsm2aZ1z0yy6b
The solenoid in the
picture is your evap purge valve it releases built up fuel pressure in the fuel tank back into the intake. For the connector you may want to look up delphi since they make most of the automotive connectors. http://www.mouser.com/Delphi-Connect...yvsm2aZ1z0yy6b
Need your help, anyone that owns a "2006" gs300 i need a pic of the one piece connector harness that connects to the Emission Vacuum Value / EGR SOLENOID SENSOR.
Its mounted next to the air intake hose. My connector broke, theres only 2 wires, mine is black and other is white or cream white. i need to know which wires goes in which slot of the harness. Please help...would some take of pic of the connector head harness with the wire showing so i could know please.
10-22-16, 03:13 PM
2006 gs300 Emission Vacuum Value / EGR SOLENOID SENSOR harness plug
it releases built up fuel pressure in the fuel tank back into the intake. For the connector you may want to look up delphi since they make most of the automotive connectors. http://www.mouser.com/Delphi-Connect...yvsm2aZ1z0yy6b
it releases built up fuel pressure in the fuel tank back into the intake. For the connector you may want to look up delphi since they make most of the automotive connectors. http://www.mouser.com/Delphi-Connect...yvsm2aZ1z0yy6b
