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Connector Identification

WARNING: This page is about a different car, the 2002 Saturn LW200, 2002 Saturn L200, and 2002 Saturn L100. However, it is still accessible from the selected car via links, so may be relevant.

Fig 1: Identifying A/C Pressure Sensor Connector Terminals

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Fig 2: Identifying Brake Switch Connector Terminals

G00121171

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Fig 3: Identifying CKP Sensor Connector Terminals

G00121175

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Fig 4: Identifying Cruise Brake Switch Connector Terminals

G00121176

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Fig 5: Identifying EBTCM Connector Terminals (1 Of 2)

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Fig 6: Identifying EBTCM Connector Terminals (2 Of 2)

G00134108

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Fig 7: Identifying ECT Sensor Connector Terminals

G00121174

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Fig 8: Identifying Electronic Ignition Module Connector Terminals

G00121177

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Fig 9: Identifying EVAP Purge Solenoid Connector Terminals

G00121173

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Fig 10: Identifying EVAP Vent Solenoid Connector Terminals

G00121178

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Fig 11: Identifying Fan Control Module Connector (Brown) Terminals

G00134109

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Fig 12: Identifying Fan Control Module Connector (Blue) Terminals

G00134110

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Fig 13: Identifying Fuel Tank In-Line Connector Terminals

G00121179

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Fig 14: Identifying FTP Sensor Connector Terminals

G00121180

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Fig 15: Identifying Generator Connector Terminals

G00121181

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Fig 16: Identifying Heated Oxygen Sensor 2 Connector Terminals

G00121182

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Fig 17: Identifying IAC Valve Connector Terminals

G00121183

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Fig 18: Identifying IAT Sensor Connector Terminals

G00121185

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Fig 19: Identifying Knock Sensor Connector Terminals

G00121184

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Fig 20: Identifying MAP Sensor Connector Terminals

G00134102

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Fig 21: Identifying PCM Connector J1 (Blue) Terminals (1 Of 3)

G00121164

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Fig 22: Identifying PCM Connector J1 (Blue) Terminals (2 Of 3)

G00121165

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Fig 23: Identifying PCM Connector J1 (Blue) Terminals (3 Of 3)

G00121166

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Fig 24: Identifying PCM Connector J2 (Black) Terminal (1 Of 4)

G00121167

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Fig 25: Identifying PCM Connector J2 (Black) Terminal (2 Of 4)

G00121168

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Fig 26: Identifying PCM Connector J2 (Black) Terminal (3 Of 4)

G00121169

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Fig 27: Identifying PCM Connector J2 (Black) Terminal (4 Of 4)

G00121170

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Fig 28: Identifying TP Sensor Connector Terminals

G00134105

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Fig 29: Identifying Transmission Range Switch 4-Pin Connector Terminals

G00134103

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Fig 30: Identifying Transmission Range Switch 7-Pin Connector Terminals

G00134104

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Fig 31: Identifying Vehicle Speed Signal Conditioner Module Connector Terminals

G00134111

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