Exhaust Sensor Wiring Discombobbled

By mychevyvan
February 1, 2009 in Audio, Electronics & Software

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mychevyvan

Posted February 1, 2009

I pulled the trans fluid tube to remove my transmission in a 97 GMC Safari RWD and in doing so I ripped the wires out of the connector to the exhaust sensor (passenger side exhaust collector). The connector top side has all the wiring intact and looking at it wires going down, connecting clip facing you, the wires left to right are: Red, Black, Purple, White. The wires for the sensor, in no particular order are: White, Brown, Purple and Brown again. Can anyone help me with the proper order facing the plugs the same way?

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