Reply With Quoteit's just one of the scores of plugs on the car that our market doesn't have accessorys to plug into it, i think it's for the electronic ball scratcher/twat twiddler
Big, Big Time Poster
Anyone know what this connector is for ?
I eventually got around to checking the security of the Nut on the steering column, and of course you have to remove the undershield above the pedals, so I immediately saw this extra connector, but there doesnt seem to be anywhere to plug it into.
as it is associated with the 'gong' harness, I searched using that and found nothing relevant.
Anyone know what it is for ?
'90 535iSE Auto (AE+EAT) 123k miles
'86 F288 69k miles
'06('89)- PGE 2.0DOHC Turbo
'03 A160LE 19k miles
1914 Stellite E2A (no odometer!)
(+ others I daren't mention here)
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it's just one of the scores of plugs on the car that our market doesn't have accessorys to plug into it, i think it's for the electronic ball scratcher/twat twiddler
all america wants is cold beer warm cat and a place to take a poop with a door on it
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There is an orange single wire that connects to the turn signal stalk grounding the message center in the instrument cluster. It triggers the stalk OBC messaging under the speedo & tach.
erased due to slander
Big, Big Time Poster
hmm ... Ok i just checked that out and no go .. thinking ...
'90 535iSE Auto (AE+EAT) 123k miles
'86 F288 69k miles
'06('89)- PGE 2.0DOHC Turbo
'03 A160LE 19k miles
1914 Stellite E2A (no odometer!)
(+ others I daren't mention here)
www.pyghtle.com
Big, Big Time Poster
Red wires/connectors/buttons are always linked to some self-destruct mechanism. I would leave it alone.
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