Anyone know where these plugs go?

i think the blue connector is for the map sensor which is mounted to the pass inner fender
 
The blue is TPS, note the slots cut at 12 o'clock position on both outside connectors. Not unless GM did some strange things, the MAP is a three prong weather pack connector, but slots cut/cast into it will be at 90 degrees and there will be one on the center connector, IIRC will be at the 12 o'clock position. Line up on the TPS connector is totally different.
 
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The blue is TPS, note the slots cut at 12 o'clock position on both outside connectors. Not unless GM did some strange things, the MAP is a three prong weather pack connector, but slots cut/cast into it will be at 90 degrees and there will be one on the center connector, IIRC will be at the 12 o'clock position. Line up on the TPS connector is totally different.
would you happen to know the type of TPS module that fits onto that bracket over the tire well? Ive been looking in google but cant find anything that looks like it goes there. it could be an odd TPS module because this has all the wonky late model CA emissions BS most dont have.
 
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Not a great pic but you can see the blue plug in the MAP or Barometric sensor on the passenger inner fender well.


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A little more reading and it appears the VIN G 305 (California and high altitude) has a Barometric pressure sensor. The VIN H 305 (everywhere else) uses a MAP sensor.
 
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Oh ok I see, I was just confused because I didn't think the tps module could be by the fender . I put it all back together though and ya it wasn't there when I started so it's all good but now I just notice this empty bracket on the wheel well and unused blue connector hahaha

A little more reading and it appears the VIN G 305 (California and high altitude) has a Barometric pressure sensor. The VIN H 305 (everywhere else) uses a MAP sensor.
Most MCs have a baro sensor. Vin G is theL69 HO V8 engine option in the SS sub models. Vin H is the non HO engine option.
 
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Looks like maybe CA emissions did something different. Causing confusion. As long as connector snaps in and unit works without issue, good to go.
 

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