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I have a 2002 E450 v10 Superduty on a class C motorhome. We've had some mice issues, chewing through several lines. I've fixed most of them (I am by no means a mechanic but I can splice a wire easy enough), but for the life of me I can't figure out what these are below in order to find a replacement. My engine light is on and the code says P0443 so I figured it has something with the EVAP system, but searching for wires associated with that didn't help either. The male half of the adapter (undamaged) looks like it has a fuse attached to it, which I may need to also replace as I drove this from the lot to my home to work on it and briefly smelled a burnt electronics smell (I got smart after getting home and unplugged the adapter completely, didn't smell anything after).
Anyway, any help would be appreciated!
You can see where the wire got chewed through This is the male adapter it plugs into This is the adapter on the chewed part of the line that I am looking to identify and replace!
In the Van's Tech Folder there is a link to the Motorcraft pigtail connector catalog. Because its provided in a PDF document I cannot successfully link it to this post. From the link in the Tech Folder you can view and download the catalog.
If you had an EVTM the still visible or available wire colors could help identify the circuits to which those connectors are associated.
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