Unknown connector found while changing oil
And they will - until the blinker fluid runs out, which will happen without warning without the connector attached to the sensor.
Found it!
It's something to do with the compressor. IDK if it's a sending unit to check A/C line pressure, or what... but it's definitely for the compressor. Whatever the sensor is, it got broken on yours. I circled it on your original pic:

See where it's broken? The other part of the sensor was taken out of the plug.
Here's what the same place on the compressor looks like on mine:

And here's a very close-up shot of where it goes into the compressor:

Like I said though, I don't really know what that is, or what it's for
If you'd like to double check (though I'm 99% sure this is the mystery connector) the wires going into it are yellow with a green stripe, and white with a purple stripe.
It's something to do with the compressor. IDK if it's a sending unit to check A/C line pressure, or what... but it's definitely for the compressor. Whatever the sensor is, it got broken on yours. I circled it on your original pic:
See where it's broken? The other part of the sensor was taken out of the plug.
Here's what the same place on the compressor looks like on mine:
And here's a very close-up shot of where it goes into the compressor:
Like I said though, I don't really know what that is, or what it's for

If you'd like to double check (though I'm 99% sure this is the mystery connector) the wires going into it are yellow with a green stripe, and white with a purple stripe.
you need a bolt of lightning
have doc brown setup us the clock tower and accelerate to 88mph for great justice
sure looks like its ac related...maybe it was the anti-rust connector
have doc brown setup us the clock tower and accelerate to 88mph for great justice
sure looks like its ac related...maybe it was the anti-rust connector
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