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#468283 Feb 7, 3:57pm
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Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening to all in CelicaHobby.

I took off my valve cover the other day to replace the gasket and lift bolts, and when I went to move the ignition coil wiring out of the way, a cord that originally went down the left side of the engine came up very easily, and it was not connected to anything. It has the letters "EDPM" on it, though I can't find any information on this.

Any ideas? Remarkably, with this loose cord, the ECU doesn't push a CEL, and the car drives perfect. Is this something I should worry about? If I can find out where this specific cord belongs, it'd be very helpful.

Best wishes.

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"EDPM" synthetic Rubber - EPDM rubber is a synthetic elastomer which is formally known as Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer.
https://www.rubbercal.com/sheet-rubber/epdm-rubber/

Check if any wires are missing their rubber insolation covering. Without knowing the condition/cleanliness of your engine bay, it could just be that the the heat/weather might have separated the insolation from its wires.

check your exterior vehicle lighting, fans, and pump functionality for clues, since you mentioned a loose cord.

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Hi,
This cord connects to the power steering pump. You can see the plug position when you look from top of the engine.

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