I have an 06 trailblazer...and the resistor I took out has a three prong attachment....is this the part i need? Do I need a pigtail?
1668134
Yes you will end up splicing into the harness this is the only way. I have looked everywhere for the 3 pronged resistor and it is not sold anywhere.
1668135
I would get the VIN# from the vehicle and call a dealer parts to check which is the correct part for your vehicle. It depends a lot on which A/C system is installed and when it was installed during manufacture. These questions are best answered by a Dealer parts man using the VIN #
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Three prongs Yeah i had to replace the Same part on one of my vehicles.but what They did was discontinued 15-80906 so if u find it online it'll look like 15-80906 but when u receive it its going to look totally different but dont worrie because its the right part instead of 3prongs it should have five u would have to splice Three wires where u took the resistor from color coat because it will b Three wire goin to the harness of the resistor plug.in your goin to have to connect the Three wires to the Three wires u splice. remeber the Three wires u splice color Match with the Three wires thats loose on the harness. Hope this helps Three prongs Yeah i had to replace the Same part on one of my vehicles.but what They did was discontinued 15-80906 so if u find it online it'll look like 15-80906 but when u receive it its going to look totally different but dont worrie because its the right part instead of 3prongs it should have five u would have to splice Three wires where u took the resistor from color coat because it will b Three wire goin to the harness of the resistor plug.in your goin to have to connect the Three wires to the Three wires u splice. remeber the Three wires u splice color Match with the Three wires... » Read More Three prongs Yeah i had to replace the Same part on one of my vehicles.but what They did was discontinued 15-80906 so if u find it online it'll look like 15-80906 but when u receive it its going to look totally different but dont worrie because its the right part instead of 3prongs it should have five u would have to splice Three wires where u took the resistor from color coat because it will b Three wire goin to the harness of the resistor plug.in your goin to have to connect the Three wires to the Three wires u splice. remeber the Three wires u splice color Match with the Three wires thats loose on the harness. Hope this helps « Show Less
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my vehicle was 2008 envoy the part comes with what you need to splice the wires works good
997588
Yes. They come with a standard 3 wire pigtail in the package (ground, brake light, tail light). If you're replacing an existing oval trailer tail light, you may be able to just plug these in to the existing connector. If you're wiring something new, you can use the supplied pigtail.
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I don't know where the speed sensor is on your bike, but on mine I traced an electrical line from the front sprocket to where it's first plug in. I had to take part of my fairing off to get to it. If you are having trouble finding the sensor, call a Honda shop and they should point you in the right direction. If you have the correct wire, your plug ins should work. If not call customer support at 12 O'clock technologies.
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Pioneer makes more than one pigtail I go by were the fuse is on the back of the radio either above the pins or beside the pins hope this helps
699418
I believe you need a Motorcraft SP-515 Spark Plug. These plugs have the longer neck to thread into the Dorman insert.
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On my wolf 50cc, it sits on a little peg right in front of the spark plug. Look for a black box that has the big six pin connector attached. Pull the old box, reconnect the 6 pin, put it back on the peg, done. Hope this helps
1908609
I didnt use any resistor, I conect the white wire from the led to the brown wire of the vehicle for the tail light and the black wire for ground.
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I didn't have to. Since changing that part my 05 trailblazer has only been operable because other things have gone out. I don't know if it may be related.
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Hi Rebecca, you will need a 12mm socket with an extender. Just unbolt the old sensor from the engine block unhook the tie down holding the wire and then unplug it. Fairly easy to do, if you can remove a sparkplug you should easily be able to do this. Karen
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Nope. You will need what my installer called a "pigtail", which he got at Pep Boys, or NAPA for about $10. I still haven't come to grips with how much better my engine runs. It is surprising how much difference it made.
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My friend has an 06 avalanche. After I told him that I did not have to do the change over on my 06 sierra he did buy the part and it was exactly the right part. Hope this helps, Harold.
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look on your old part or have the parts store pull the part , look for d1s/d1r, if the pn is the same...your fine. i have purchased many of these because my other vendors wanted 125.00 each. d1s and d1r are the same part, just the connector is in a differant position.
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Trailhound is correct, pretty much have to go in from the back, forward. There is a video, for almost anything, anymore. I just google my question, complete with make, and model, and theres a video showing what to do. Good luck.
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It comes with a generic 4wire pigtail. They have separate harnesses for specific vehicles sold separately. They run about $13-$15 dollars. That would be the easiest way. That's what I did with mine. Plug and play.
1994181
No you would have to buy that seperator when the carb comes it will have the part number for that throttle I just made one my self using all thread and 4 hex nuts
416356
They should be identical. So, if the first one fit, I would expect this to as well. Usually, you can buy a knock sensor kit with the wiring pigtail included.
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Hi Rebecca, you will need a 12mm socket with an extender. Just unbolt the old sensor from the engine block unhook the tie down holding the wire and then unplug it. Fairly easy to do, if you can remove a sparkplug you should easily be able to do this.Karen