Unknown connectors, should they be plugged in?
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Unknown connectors, should they be plugged in?
I was under the steering column when I found a few things that look like they are supposed to be connected, I know the green ones put the car in diagnostic but what about the others? Pictures attached, car is an impress sport special 2001 if it Helps, +what is the Mitsubishi module for?
Last edited by Ben Parker; 28 May 2017 at 02:49 PM.
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If you read through this thread you will see what the black test mode connectors are for (leave disconnected
http://www.subaruforester.org/vbulle...so-far-695418/
The grey connector is the check connector for SSM
The Mitsubishi module looks as if it's the OEM Immobilizer ECU - you almost captured the part number
Immobilizer ecu assembly
88205AE000 alternate: 88205AE001
'97, December — '99, June
'99, April — '00, November
88205AE001 alternate: 88205AE002
http://www.subaruforester.org/vbulle...so-far-695418/
The grey connector is the check connector for SSM
The Mitsubishi module looks as if it's the OEM Immobilizer ECU - you almost captured the part number
Immobilizer ecu assembly
88205AE000 alternate: 88205AE001
'97, December — '99, June
'99, April — '00, November
88205AE001 alternate: 88205AE002
Last edited by Don Clark; 28 May 2017 at 09:32 PM.