White round connector on throttle body

Couple of questions.
1) There is a white round connector hanging from my throttle body, where does this connect? I can't find its mate.(nevermind--airbox lid...doh!)
2) In the right front of the engine valley, just above the thermostat housing is a black sensor, what connects to this?
3) Where does the idle speed cable poke through the frame?
4) Can someone sneak into my garage at night and put it all back together while I'm not looking? (I'll leave beer in the cooler)
I know, I know, but I've managed to misplace my service manual, I'm sore and frustrated at this point so looking for it is pointless :banghead:


UPDATE!!!
Eureka!!! Thanks to a member who posted a pic in another thread, I was able to wrap my head around it all!!!! So far.

Ozzie said:

In the right front of the engine valley, just above the thermostat housing is a black sensor, what connects to this?

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There's a black connector hanging from under the throttle bodies. It routes through the rubber heat shield and to that right front black connector. You have to hook it up or at least route the connector before mounting the throttle bodies on the insulators.

There are a couple of other things I'd do before mounting the throttle bodies. 1) attache the water hoses to the SE thermal valve. 2) Attach the throttle cables to the drum, a lot easier to do it at this point that when mounted. When the throttle bodies are mounted you can then tighten down the throttle cables with the two little screws.