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Unidentified Unconnected wire behind engine
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That looks like it could be the tach harness, you have a former USMC vehicle? I've not found the exact pinout for that to have an idea of what that particular line plugs into.
You'll likely need to figure out a way to read the tag or trace it to the other end of the cable and see if you can find the tag there. (Assuming that is the tach harness, you might be able to pin it out up at the tach and fine which wire it is.)
You'll likely need to figure out a way to read the tag or trace it to the other end of the cable and see if you can find the tag there. (Assuming that is the tach harness, you might be able to pin it out up at the tach and fine which wire it is.)
It was ex army, not USMC as I understand from a shipping dock that brought it back from FOB Apache Afghanistan!
I was wondering if it was for the tac, there isn’t one installed currently so would make sense it’s unplugged.
Thanks! Have really appreciated everyone on here! Such a wealth of information in this forum I’ve gotten by lurking in the shadows without having to ask too many questions!
tag appears to read “346” maybe, hard to say
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346 - Circulating fan, right
Probably not that one. Look for the M-Series Circuit Numbering, might help you be able to read it.
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Ahh I was assuming it was an older unit, what model is it? Wiring diagram for a newer model might make it easier to figure out.
It’s a 2008 1097A2
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If I remember correctly, this should TM-9-2320-280-20 (part 3), in the TM's section.
Go to page 1164/1165, this covers the 'A2' series vehicles (1097 is the reworked A2s).
If I'm right (and I'm not sure I am), you may be able to find some of the other numbers in that harness and see where they are in the diagram. While not everything is in the same spot as it is physically, I've found often things that are near each other are also near either other in the diagram (but not always.)
Go to page 1164/1165, this covers the 'A2' series vehicles (1097 is the reworked A2s).
If I'm right (and I'm not sure I am), you may be able to find some of the other numbers in that harness and see where they are in the diagram. While not everything is in the same spot as it is physically, I've found often things that are near each other are also near either other in the diagram (but not always.)
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Look at the tag carefully, they are not hard to read once you get the hang of it, more times than not the last digit is a letter.
thank you! Appreciate the help, will dig into it and see if I can find itin there, that whole cluster of wires has hand written tags and I can hardly read any of them, too bad ir doesn’t have the metal tags like almost everything else!
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The M1097R1 is the reworked version, and can be an A1 or an A2 variant.
He said his truck is an M1097A2, so not a reworked one.
1097 is just heavy variant.