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    Are these supposed to b connected? And if they arent what will happen?

    Not trying to sound like a dummy but I just want to know if this is effecting my vehicle performace because I dun remember it being hooked up.


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    Re: Are these supposed to b connected? And if they arent what will happen?

    Not entirely sure what that's a picture of, almost looks like a coil pack. Anyways, if it has a plug, it probably should have something connected to it, and probably is affecting performance

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