does any1 know where this wire is suppose to go? or why its left there without being connected to anything? sure it seems like its suppose to go into that rectangular thing...but it doesnt...theres no chance...

also, i have a code for absolute pressure sensor, could this be somehow connected?


(the one outline in red, not the one on the bottom)

 

I believe youre referring to the breather hose for the transmission. Mine is a five speed but I don't think it matters since someone was doing a conversion and asked out the hose. These pics may help you out. click here

 

its supposed to go to the "rectangular thing" squeeze the clamp and try putting it on

 

f@ckkkkk .... i havent had it on for 2 weeks,
am i looking at something bad?

 

is it just me, or does my rectangular box not have it?

when i said i havent had it on for 2 weeks i mean thats when i noticed it...
also, my neighbour has a beige gle 96, which is in the exact same settup as me...

 

no, I think its suppost to dangle there

http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/776230/2

grr@cardomain

 

I have a 5 speed and mine just dangles there as well. I had asked that in the forums a couple of weeks back when I got a new intake, apparently there is something on it in the stickies.

Post #13 in the FAQs
http://forums.maxima.org/showpost.ph...5&postcount=13

I'm pretty sure that's the one you're talking about. If not, well then my car is apparently pretty messed up too because I've been just letting it dangle for quite some time now.

 

That is the transmission breather hose.. Leave it alone O_O

 

ok not to be the one to say it but the is such a thing as simple green and some water i mean come on man than engine needs to see sunlight

 

it will take too long to clean, i dont have the time, im at school, and my dad has it at home, theres no chance in hell its getting cleaned until next month, besides, i dont even know how to do it

 

that hose is meant to just dangle there, i havnt seen a thread on this in a while but its the infamouse "hose that leads no where"