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Extra Connector On The Power Outlets Wiring Harness?

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Anyone know what this connector plugs into? Does this have anything to do with dual zone hvac controls? Any input is greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks!

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ejector seat

 

Nice :idiot: So does this eject the passanger seat as well as the driver seat? Guess I just have to get the retractible roof installed and the parachutes attached to the seats (well... at least the driver seat :smoker: ).

 

Or are you being serious and I am just thinking you are making a joke when really I am misinterpreting what you are saying :lol: .

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They could be connectors for adjustable pedals, rear parking assist, or stabilitrack. I know in that area on my truck those are were the buttons are.

 

Thanks! That was what I was looking for. I wonder if the standard trucks are equiped with those features but just dont have the buttons...

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They could be connectors for adjustable pedals, rear parking assist, or stabilitrack. I know in that area on my truck those are were the buttons are.

 

 

Thanks! That was what I was looking for. I wonder if the standard trucks are equiped with those features but just dont have the buttons...

 

 

Backwardthreads is right The plug is for stabilitrack,adj.pedals,park assist,heated washer fluid.

 

as far as just getting the buttons to make the features work...No, They just have the wires there so that they dont have to manufacture so many different harnesses.

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Backwardthreads is right The plug is for stabilitrack,adj.pedals,park assist,heated washer fluid.

 

as far as just getting the buttons to make the features work...No, They just have the wires there so that they dont have to manufacture so many different harnesses.

 

 

 

Wondering if the wires are in the overhead for the optional Entertainment system? If so could I add one myself and have it integrate with my 2008 NAV radio?

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