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ok well i replace the engine harness some time ago and well i have a problem
my lower radiator temp sensor is not hooked up at all and i have a set of wires that come off the main harness above the radiator

now i dont have and ac condensor any more and if im right the car never came with an electric fan for the condinsor

i have replaced the cooling system with 2 electric fans butt i still have no clue where the senor thats on the lower radiator hose goes..
heres some pics as well

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5...X/IM001317.jpg
these r the wires that are rite above the radiator, its a brown and black wire, did this goto the stock electric fan?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5...X/IM001316.jpg
this is the wire that i have no clue to where it goes it hooks up to the lower rad sensor butt where does the other end go?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5...X/IM001315.jpg
heres the connectors for that wire


i also did an ecu diag and i threw codes
12 Air flow meter circuit (i think)
21 Ignition signal missing in primary coil

the car has also been running rich
so far i replaced the wire, fuel filter, cap/rotor was ok
plugs
put in 93 octane to clean out the system

It goes to the condensor fan and yes the car originaly came with electric condensor fan.

ok it came with a fan butt witch wires went to it?

Do you have a Factory Service Manual?

It lists all the wires, color codes, etc

i found one last night and solved most of my problems just the brown and black wire i have no clue where it goes, still have to make a junk yard rungues ill trace the wires to see where they go

ok so i was at autozone the other day and ask if they had any thermo switchs well they did

goto home and installed it
for 25 bucks this thing comes with everything u need to have ur fans come on automaticly and it also tell u how to install an overide switch to turn the fans on when u want to

still tryin to figure out the 2 wires in pic one any one have any ideas?
if not im goin to the junk yard to pull some parts ill just trace the wires to see where they go