Compressor phantom connector. Where it is connect? SOLVED

Please help. After a large disassembly to repair things, I find a connector that I do not know where it plugs in, if it does. I think it was loose and it looks like it is not connected. I s the connector that comes out of the cables of the air conditioning compressor. Does anyone know where it plugs in or if it should be loose? If it is loose, how does the compressor connect? Thank you very much for your time.

The black cable is connected to the air con compressor. There is only one wire to operate the clutch.

The connector you have in your hand looks to be not used on your car. It certainly hasn't been plugged in for a long time!! Maybe for a different air con type.

Check the alternator (above the air con) is plugged in otherwise if everything works leave it alone!!

Hi andyfreelandy:
Thanks for your help. The black cable what we see in the photo connected to the compressor is the same what connect whith the connector. I don't see other cable conneted to compressor.
The alternator is plugged.
Thanks.

freespaña said:

The black cable what we see in the photo connected to the compressor is the same what connect whith the connector.

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What are the colours of the wires to that plug?
If the wires are Brown/Yellow and Black/Green, then the plug for the environmental temperature switch for the fuel burning heater. This will be unused if the FBH isn't fitted.

Hi.
there is only one cable and is red.
The cable outs of the compressor and finish in the connector.

thanks for your help.

FBH isn´t fitted.

Behind the headlight come three cables divided into one red (which goes from the relay to the compressor) and two white-green and orange-yellow which are the ones that go to the connector. It looked all the same wire until I followed it and saw the separation. The connector must be loose (it will be for other equipment). Thanks for your help.

Well done. That is what I meant in post 2 above.

Yes, the posts of both helped me to find the solution.

Thanks for your time and help.

Well done for adding 'SOLVED' in the title.

Saves me nagging!!!