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What Are These Plugs Meant To Be Connected To? (Rb26)

gtr jet

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gtr jet

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I have a shit load of plugs in my engine bay that have been chopped off at one end and aren't connected to anything.

The 2 shown bellow come out of the fuse box.

Has anyone got an idea of where the other end is meant to go.

Car runs fine by the way so they aren't anything major.

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Sinista32 Grand Master

Sinista32

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Oh

If you want to disable (like WILL NOT start but will crank).

Unplug and take the plug with you :thumbsup:

Unless your thief has one with them (so very unlikely)

tuck it under your fuse box

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iruvyouskyrine Grand Master

iruvyouskyrine

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Best anti theft device (short of them towing it or trailering it) is a simple switch in your fuel pump line. Just run it down near the drivers side kick panel and flick it off when you leave the car. Can crank it for days but will never get any fuel.

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niZmO_Man Grand Master

niZmO_Man

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Best anti theft device (short of them towing it or trailering it) is a simple switch in your fuel pump line. Just run it down near the drivers side kick panel and flick it off when you leave the car. Can crank it for days but will never get any fuel.

Sweet, now we know how to steal your car :P
iruvyouskyrine Grand Master

iruvyouskyrine

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Sweet, now we know how to steal your car :P

Go ahead! You I'll need to bring front crossmember, steering rack, tie rods, LCA's, knuckles, struts and wheels. Oh and a trailer to put it on. Probably won't be worth stealing though as the only thing it has in it ATM is a passenger seat! Haha :P

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