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Electrical plug connector

Gibbo300

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Hi all ,
Could anyone tell me where the electrical plug connector shown near the light blue tape is meant to connect please ?
is there meant to be a electrical connector somewhere in the blue silicone hose ?
The car is an RCZ 200 year 2011.
Has anyone got a photo with the stock air pipe fitted ?
Thanks.
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I know yours is a 200 and the below is a 156, but same thing with a different shaped pipe from the cover.
The plug is to a temp sensor/heater after the pcv outlet on the valve cover.
Note a fan of those silicone pipe, but shouldn’t cause any issues.

Ps - The blue tape is on the vacuum line, if it’s covering a repair in the pipe if you start running lumpy or lose of turbo power because of vac loss when heat softens the tapes glue, I’d start there. Might be worth sourcing a new hose before hand.

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Thanks Eddie.
So the silicone hose should have an electrical connector for the temp sensor / heater?
Would it's omission cause any problems ?
I want to replace the silicone pipe with a stock item but I dont have a part number or know what it looks like exactly.
Plenty online for the 156 but can't find one for the 200.
I will be addressing the vac pipe as you have suggested
 

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The silicone hose omits the sensor. Have seen others take the sensor out of the OE pipe and slip it in, however doesn’t seem to cause issues not being there.

I am fairly certain the link below is for one, if you look at its shape compared to my 156 pic the pcv connection comes out the front of the valve cover. I think they just missed described it. Ps the price on this one is a bit spicy but you know what your looking for.

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Classed as a (wet Plug) when you changed the hoses out you effectively bypassed that connection my 200 is the same which means the disconnected plug will not affect the engine performance & the breather system will function as normal as long as your PCV valve is in good condition
 
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