Please identify this connector

[NateB2316]

I removed the ducting to the turbo to install the block heater cord.

I found this connector hanging there disconnected.

The truck had weight reduction three years ago.

I did it, but I never touched that, and the only other install was the Stealth 64 turbo, which I did not do.

No idea what this does and why it is disconnected.

Any ideas?

I haven't had any issues with the truck other than the parasitic draw draining batteries overnight, which I am also troubleshooting today.

Still, I can't imagine it's connected to the drain issue.

TIA.

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[watersupply189]

That’s not a plug to the actuator, is it?

I’ve never looked to see what mine looks like.

Hopefully, someone here will know.


2016 Ram Laramie 3500, G56, 6.7, CC, 4x4

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[BrentM]

That’s not a plug to the actuator, is it?

I’ve never looked to see what mine looks like.

Hopefully, someone here will know.

2016 Ram Laramie 3500, G56, 6.7, CC, 4x4

The turbo actuator is different, at least on my 2017

PXL_20230101_222049098.jpg

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[AK Bob]

The connector plugs into the NOx sensor module.

See the attached video 7:32 minutes in.

In your case, it doesn’t need to be plugged in but should be sealed up from the elements and zip-tied away from damage and any heat source.

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[NateB2316]

Thanks guys, I traced it to the elbow behind the turbo. Just didn't know what it was.

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[NateB2316]

The turbo actuator is different, at least on my 2017

PXL_20230101_222049098.jpg

It's the foil-wrapped line in your pic that goes to the elbow just behind the turbo NOX sensor.

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