92 Audi 100S - does your car have this short connector??

[Karl Nitz-GKN001 <Karl_Nitz-GKN001@email.mot.com>]

     Hi Elliot & list,
     
     I was pulling the trouble codes for an intermittent emissions 
     light.  No trouble doing that (2411, probably related to the loose 
     EGR hose to the airbox I found a week ago).  The thing of it is, 
     when I went to pull the codes, there was a short wire connection 
     between DLC1 and DLC2.  It appeared to be a stock part, but I 
     pulled it out and put it down so that I could jumper the pins from 
     DLC1 to DLC2 to get the blink codes.  I wasn't able to find the 
     wire when I went to put the cover back on the relay panel.  The 
     Audi dealer lists this connecting wire as "No Longer Available" and 
     says that Audi doesn't recommend clearing the codes this way, use 
     the 1551 (read $$$$).  I just want to have the car back to the way 
     it was before I tried to pull the codes.  Do you have a 12v with 
     this connector?  Could you ohm it out to tell me what is connected 
     to what between DLC1 and DLC2?  What is this "jumper" wire's 
     purpose?  
     
     Regards,
     Karl
     
     P.S.  I did check the 12V pages but this stock DLC1 to DLC2 
     connecting wire wasn't mentioned.
     
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     ______ Subject: Re: 92 Audi 100S, help with DLC jumper connector
     Author:  Elliott Potter <epotter@abraxis.com> at #EMAIL 
     Date:    2/15/99 10:20 AM
     
     
     You can look at www.12v.org under the maintenance section, under 
     HowTo's and it will show you which connectors to use--you can just 
     get a scrap of wire or something.
     However I don't think that this will help you with your alarm 
     problem--the blink codes won't say anything about that.
     Probably some sensor got misaligned and that's causing your alarm 
     to go bonkers.
     --
     Elliott
     
     Karl Nitz-GKN001 wrote:
     > 
     >   I pulled the trouble codes from the check engine light on my 92 
     > 100S on Saturday.  I had no problem getting the codes, however I 
     > have misplaced the jumper connector wire that normally connects 
     > DLC1 and DLC2 in the relay box by the firewall under the hood.
     > Does anyone know what connects what on this connector?  I've been 
     > unable to locate it in the Bentley manual.  Does anyone have a
     > spare to sell/send?  Ever since this connector has been missing, 
     > the car alarm has been going off intermittently...is there a
     > logical connection between the missing connector and this?? 
     > 
     >      Regards,
     >      Karl H. Nitz
     > 
     >'92 100S, 78k miles, where's that f#@!ing connector?!?
     >'81 VW Rabbit Diesel, 200k miles, front suspension rebuild done
     >'97  Chrysler Sebring LXi, 33k miles, doing front brake pads today 
     >'86 Kawi ZL600 and '85 Honda VF500F, almost warm enough to ride