While changing my spark plugs yesterday I came across a plug-in connector that wasn't connected to anything. The PO had zip tied it to the throttle cable to keep it from dangling. Here's a pic:



It's on the drivers side and ultimately ties into the large wire loom that runs along the drivers side of the engine.



Any ideas what it is? I looked around for a little while to see if I could figure out what it used to plug into and didn't find anything. But I was short on time and gave up after a few minutes. If you know what it's to, any ideas why the PO would have unplugged it? Makes me nervous that there's a problem that he was trying to fix the easy way instead of the correct way.

Thanks for any help/insight you can provide!!

 

Ac clutch"......

 

This truck doesn't have A/C from the factory. It's a very basic '92 F150 Custom with the 300 I6.

Or would Ford have used a standard wire loom with all harnesses for both A/C and non-A/C trucks and this is just a vestigial connector?

 

Correct, they didn't make different harnesses for different options. There are a lot of unused connectors.

 

I 2nd the A/C clutch...

Jason

 

Alrighty then, thank you! Looks like I don't need to worry about it any more. Thank you for the replies!