did someone hide my black diagnostic clip?

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Bosco
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did someone hide my black diagnostic clip?

Post by Bosco »

Man, I SWEAR I looked and looked and looked before posting here for help...
I want to check for stored codes, but for some reason I can't seem to find the black diagnostic clip on my Touring Wagon. On both my other cars I can find it no problem.
The TW has a clearly visible green connector, but no black one anywhere.
I have even un-bolted part of my wiring cluster down there and moved it over to see better.
Any chance it is somewhere else, or... um... something...
???

I could take some pics under there if it would help...
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Post by Legacy777 »

It may be on the right side of the steering column.....it's there.....just keep digging.
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Post by vrg3 »

You could try tracing the wire from ECU pin B56.12 and following it to the connector:

http://www.graphics.cornell.edu/~v/ecupins/

Or just put your own jumper wire from B56.12 to ground; that'll accomplish the same thing as connecting the black connectors.
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Post by magnux »

On my '93 SS, it was on the right side.. totally opposite of that in the pictures. It's there, trust me. I got so fed up, and I swearing something awful at the car.. I had someone else take a look, perhaps another set of eyes might help..
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Post by Bosco »

Thanks!

It ended up being Up on the right side of the column, way up in there.

Or just put your own jumper wire from B56.12 to ground; that'll accomplish the same thing as connecting the black connectors.
Damn vrg3, you're f@#kin cool! That's a kickass answer!
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Post by vrg3 »

Hehehe.... It works when all else fails. :)
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Post by 93Leg-c »

Well, this is an old thread but while searching for something else I came across this.

In my case, the black connectors were ripped off by one of the ss's previous owners. I found two black wires just hanging about where the black connectors should have been so I crimped on connectors, held my breath, and connected them! Walaah! my CEL started flashing me a code! This was just about two weeks ago.
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