Thread: Un-plugged wire Td5

I R serious poster, this is serious post.
Okay so.
Can I keep driving safely without this fangled doovawhacky plugged in?
And Scott, It kinda gets dirty when you live in a town with ****e roads that keep being dug up.
You know your council has failed when the dirt roads are smoother than the bitumen ones

Originally Posted by sheerluck

It's the recharge point for oil filled jacks

Originally Posted by sheerluck

or perhaps it's the powerpoint for an egotistical, megalomaniac, psychopathic computer, that wants to dominate the entire human species.

I hear they were an optional extra on 2001 TD5s.

2001 a Td5 Odyssey

"Open the doors HAL"
"I'm afraid I can't let you do that Dave"

I'd hook it back up. The stock fuel mapping is designed to work with a functioning EGR.

OH! this is serious? and yes I know allll about smoother dirt roads It just seems at the moment they are all rough! And it just means more cleaning!

Hmmmm.....
I wonder......
I don't recall seeing it unplugged before, as I spent a fair bit of time sticking my head around the coolant tank....
Maybe it was left unplugged when the fan bearing was replaced....
It's certainly been driving differently....

Noob question time.
What am I looking to plug it into?
Cannot find any sign of an plug for it to go.
Pics would be greatly appreciated, or at least a general are reference

Originally Posted by Disco Muppet

Noob question time.
What am I looking to plug it into?
Cannot find any sign of an plug for it to go.
Pics would be greatly appreciated, or at least a general are reference

Can't help you with pics as my egr modulator got binned along with the rest of the gear.

Have a look in the electrical library pdf in RAVE and check the connector number in the connector views section.

The EGR modulator should be on the inner guard between fire wall and shock turret.

cheers
Paul

Modulator seems to be all plugged in, I'm slightly baffled.

Originally Posted by Disco Muppet

Modulator seems to be all plugged in, I'm slightly baffled.

Can you see what the wire/trace colours are?

You could try is moving the plug around and see what it will reach.