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Old 02-15-2009, 12:13 PM
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Need Help with EGR wiring

I ripped the wires from the EGR plug on my 2001 WB Venture.
The wire colors are gry, red, blk, brn, gry. Can someone take a look at their's and give me the lineup from left to right (when it's plugged in). I have identified a grey and red that are together so I should be able figure out which grey goes where.

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Re: Need Help with EGR wiring

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I ripped the wires from the EGR plug on my 2001 WB Venture.
The wire colors are gry, red, blk, brn, gry. Can someone take a look at their's and give me the lineup from left to right (when it's plugged in). I have identified a grey and red that are together so I should be able figure out which grey goes where.

Thanks.
This is from under the hood of my 2000 Silhouette but same engine.

The wires are dirty, but it looks like: (they are from left to right plugged in): grey, brown, black, grey and red.

Hope that's right.

My Haynes manual shows and says what each terminal is but no wire colors.
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Are you sure it's not Grey, Black, Brown, Grey, Red?
That's what Mitchell says so I was just wondering. Hopefully I get the greys right.
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Are you sure it's not Grey, Black, Brown, Grey, Red?
That's what Mitchell says so I was just wondering. Hopefully I get the greys right.
You may well be right there.

Like I said before the wires are dirty and the exposed wires are very short and covered making them hard to clean to see the colors clearly.
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Re: Need Help with EGR wiring

Connector Part Information
• 15326389

• 5-Way Metri-Pack 150 Series (Black)

Pin
Wire Color
Circuit No.
Function

A
GRY
435
EGR Solenoid Output

B
BLK
2753
PCM Sensor Ground

C
BRN
1456
EGR Solenoid Position Signal

D
GRY
2702
5-Volt Reference A

E
RED
1676
EGR Valve coil Feed
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Re: Need Help with EGR wiring

Thank you both for the help. I just wanted to triple check before I start the soldering.
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