USMC1775

Finished the install of the engine back into the 98 Cobra, everything connected except this one plug.

This is on the drivers side front of engine compartment on a 98 Cobra.

Runs great though and the new cams sound sick

ChalknCover

This may not help too much as I don't know what it connects to, but if you take that clip on the wire in the middle there, the christmas tree one, and stick it in that whole there under the power steering rez, it will shorten the wire which will narrow down where it gets plugged into. Other than that, I have no idea, sorry.

USMC1775

That hole down there isnt as close as it looks in the pic, its down at the bottom

HEAVYMETALMATT

Pull your battery out, then follow the ground back until it starts to tail off and youll find what your looking for. The other end has one of those white clips near the plug end and snaps on pretty much right below the battery tray.

USMC1775

Sweet, I thought it might have been under the batt, just didnt feel like taking it back out today (we just got the engine put in yesterday lol)

FAKnGT

I ran into one of those wires before. My BMW had an option for an electric thermostat which my car didn't have. And that wire was for it.

So if you dig your battery out and don't find a connection within range of the wire length, don't worry too much about it. They don't exactly fall off by themselves.

I am sure a mechanic at a ford dealership would be able to tell you without any issues though.

highpsi04

Low coolant sensor in the overflow?

USMC1775

Got that one, but this loose one has dirt lines like it was plugged in before. Ima look under battery tray tomorrow, and if not, Im not fretting since the car runs great and doesnt throw any codes or anyhting.

highpsi04

There are no plugs under the battery. There are plugs on the side of the battery closest to the firewall and plugs under the fuse box.

GT Tommy

Looks like a two wire connector, what are the color of the wires? Could this be it, circled in red below?