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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => 73-87 Chevy & GMC Trucks => Topic started by: Smitty31 on September 23, 2017, 07:01:41 pm
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1986 custom deluxe 4.3 L 4 BBL w/o air 400 trans w/o cruze. On the top of my steering gear box there is a plug for a electrical connection. But there is no wires running to it. My best guess is its a sending unit for something. But what i dont know. p.s. and yes its a powering steering truck.
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Here is a pic of it. I was mistaken the sending unit or whatever it is. Is actually in the powering steering line right before it goes into the steering gear box.
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Does it have a idle speed compensator on the side of the throttle linkage?
A guess would be it that it would tell the ECU to bump the throttle up when the steering box is in a bind or near relief pressure.
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No but there are two screw that look likes maybe something was there before. thanks for your input.
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Should be a brown and black wire connector. The black wire connects to the frame. Is your ECM in tact?
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yes ecm is intact but cant find the wiring.
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could be the brake pressure sender. I know GM built them into the proportioning valve to a warning light in the dash cluster.
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uh oh, dummy me, I was looking at the wrong thing. sorry.