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Old 2nd January 2007, 00:56   #1
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found some plugs in the engine bay

I took some pictures of these random plugs in the engine bay, i'm hopping you guys can identify what some of these are supposed to be plug too.

thanks for your help! and happy new year!

near the power stearing resivour on the drivers side fender


two plugs near the windshield washer bottle behind the passenger side headlamps


near the coolant tank
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Old 2nd January 2007, 00:58   #2
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The circular ones in the first pic are for the cruise control unit
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2nd picture: Looks like the connector for the washer pump for the head light jets reservoir. Looks like you are missing the reservoir for those jets.

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