Part # needed January 21, 2009, 06:33:27 PM I'm looking for the factory part # for the O2 sensor harness for an 87 Cougar 5.0. I can find plenty of Mustang ones, but those I find are the ones with the oil sensor plug on the end. Looking for the DIRECT replacement part # in hopes to find a new one for my reserve parts bin. Thanks Quote Selected
Part # needed Reply #2 – April 08, 2009, 06:41:42 PM You don't have a low oil sensor? Mine does. Quote Selected
Part # needed Reply #3 – April 09, 2009, 12:38:31 AM Not in the Hego harness....Mine's in the main harness. There was a thread about the differences a while back. I have the black conector listed in the above diagram, but my harness Does NOT have the oil sensor running to it. It goes to a totally different location on the dash harness. I know this is from the factory this way as it's not the only one I've seen or heard of like this. I have a second harness now that is identical to the one in my car, but I'm still curious as to the part #.Here's a thread outlining the harness differences.http://www.foxtbirdcougarforums.com/showthread.php?t=21543&highlight=oil+level+sensorQuotePage 128 has a schematic which shows that V8 cars have just one connection between the plug in the pan and the inside of the passenger compartment where the low oil relay is located. That connector is "C2001.". This same schematic shows that the wire in the dash harness for the low oil level sensor is white with a pink stripe (wire #258).On page 236 of the EVTM, the location of connector C2001 is stated as being "LH fender apr0n, near dash panel.". That confirms it's in the dash harness.Having said all this, it seems, that both V8 and 4 cyl. CatBirds have connectors for their low oil level sensors in their dash harnesses. Quote Selected
Part # needed Reply #4 – April 09, 2009, 03:32:41 AM Quote from: V8Demon;252883I'm looking for the factory part # for the O2 sensor harness for an 87 Cougar 5.0. I can find plenty of Mustang ones, but those I find are the ones with the oil sensor plug on the end. Looking for the DIRECT replacement part # in hopes to find a new one for my reserve parts bin. Thanks im out of town,, pm me as a reminder and this saturday i will get it from the shop manual. Quote Selected
Part # needed Reply #5 – April 10, 2009, 11:19:10 AM Oh mine is set up the same way as yours. Brain cramp :hick: Quote Selected
Part # needed Reply #6 – April 10, 2009, 09:00:58 PM "wiring assy 12A690" is your harness numbershop manual 34-10- 8, bottom illustration. Quote Selected
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