Yes, you’re right! It should have! I remember finding that on Google, and looking at the car to see it just wasn’t there anymore. It was a car that had been taken apart and reassembled by students for 10+ years, that was unfortunately one of the parts that was conveniently left off the car from a past student that was cutting corners to save time, and never put back on, along with the fuse box that was zip tied back in... The school actually had a running tab with the parts departments of both the local GM and Toyota dealerships for replacement parts, because parts went missing or were broken so often. But they didn’t keep the older vehicles as maintained as the new ones. I looked around and realized that most of my classmates were offspring of shadetree mechanics that were taught shortcuts their whole lives, and that really made me appreciate how anal I am about how I take on a job, keeping everything labeled and organized, and taking notes through the whole job! That way I’m actually confident in my work, and know that anyone else I do repairs for I’m not questioning if I put all the flywheel bolts in, or if I remembered to put oil in the rear differential haha!