ID 7mgte Electrical Connector query

Alang

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Trying to identify a wiring connector that broke from the harness when replacing the ISC to Block coolant hose.
Car still seemed to run OK with the disconnect though I have a code 42.
Early 89 7mgte harness (86-88) and could be a CA model. The connector plugs into an outlet underneath the #1&#2 Intake manifold Pipes. It is a 2 wire male and it seems to lead to something that has 2 vacuum lines to the fuel rail.
Showed it around at the SIV show and best thought is that it connects to some sort of Temperature sensor. I can't ID it in the EPC's. Could it be a connector for a fuel temperature sensor?

The electric guy that repinned the plug for me said that both wires looked like red and black (or black and red).
Haven’t yet got a clear look at the harness wires that it broke off of. But I’m guessing that if they are the same color black and red then it doesn’t make a difference which wires attach to which connection???
Just trying to be careful as I intend to just attach the wires with butt connectors and cover with shrink tubing.

It’s shaped like this 90880-11859 or 11156 or 10617 in this Toyota wire harness manual with that little tab.
http://supramania.ru/rapair/toyota_wire_harness_repair.pdf
Did some more homework and found
My connector is brown and shaped like the item marked U V on the Cygnus diagram
http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TEWD/MK3/manual.aspx?S=Main&P=52

Whose wire colors (B-R for Black-Red) link to the VSV and EGR outlets on the ECU
http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TEWD/MK3/manual.aspx?S=Main&P=47

Which refers to location V2 on the diagram on this page for the VSV for FPU which is where my connector was found
http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TEWD/MK3/manual.aspx?S=Main&P=23

So is it safe to conclude that this is the VSV-FPU to harness connector?
And the
BIG QUESTION =
Does it make a difference which harness wire goes into which connector slot?
 

jetjock

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Yes, it is safe to assume that and no, it doesn't matter which pin goes where (solenoids used in this car aren't polarized) although you ought to pin it per the manual if for no other reason than to keep the documentation correct...
 

Alang

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“jetjock
Yes, it is safe to assume that and no, it doesn't matter which pin goes where (solenoids used in this car aren't polarized) although you ought to pin it per the manual if for no other reason than to keep the documentation correct... “


Got lucky and found this website with a picture of the FPU-VSV confirming that my connector would plug into it and is the same color. Thanks to jetjock.
If both harness wires are the same color how do you tell which pin to use (though not required to operate)?
FPU-VSV
http://www.mkiiitech.com/forum/showthread.php?t=908