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Old 08-14-2010, 08:38 AM
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lol sounds like lots of fun, glad you got going and figured it out, you back on here for a while now?
 
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Maybe, now that I work on trucks all day long I am kinda burnt on thinking cars after work.
 
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Maybe, now that I work on trucks all day long I am kinda burnt on thinking cars after work.
 
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Yeah, what Green said. I was under the hood today for a reason, see new thread. And I just happened to look at the exact place where you showed the loose connection. It hooks into one of the aluminum lines and if you're not getting codes, don't worry about it. Just to be safe, look for any open connections near that area.
 
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Originally Posted by Mean Green
It's going good. I got a job at the local International dealer (in Reno). WA was a bust and I am the go to guy for all the clutches, trannies, rear mains, diffs and anything else that involves a mechanic to be on their back all day long.

Oh well, gotta start somewhere.
Damn!

I was just in Reno on Friday and I would have met up with ya!
 
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its ok hydra, hed rather have that money in his pocket instead of spending it on alcohol for you . . .
 
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This is very true, but ya could have been nicer considering lately you have have had a shake or two with the bottle lately!......


Kinda like calling the kettle black......LMAO!
 
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Originally Posted by Dans01Durango
Yeah, what Green said. I was under the hood today for a reason, see new thread. And I just happened to look at the exact place where you showed the loose connection. It hooks into one of the aluminum lines and if you're not getting codes, don't worry about it. Just to be safe, look for any open connections near that area.
Cool. I'll look when the sun gets cooler out - too doggone hot. I hope there won't be a code if I plug it back in. Do you happen to know what it's for?
 
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Old 08-17-2010, 07:55 AM
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It seems to be for a part of the a/c system. Could be a sensor or dryer/accumulator.
 
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Could be the Hi Side Solenoid harness. Look at the A/C lines.


Also, if you include a really good picture of the harness we can look it up under the Pinouts or you can in the service manual.
 


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