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whent the coil relocation , like everyone else but ran in to a white wire that seems that i can't put it underneath the tank cause i to short , any suggestions , thanks really appreciate it
That is a weird image... are you sure that cable connects between those two points with arrows? the lower/front connector appears to me to be the O2 Sensor connector... which goes back to the fuse / ECM area... it does not connect to anything in that Fuel injection area... I suggest you get all the cables loose and retrace that cable to their real destination and then reroute it under the tank..
thanks i guess will have to redo what i idi but probably this picture will make you guys uderstad more , whent ahead and i tink i mess up it goes into the bundle of wires that comes out of the coil
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