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Mike E. Enthusiast

Mike E.

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I have two questions for everyone.

 

1. I pulled my dash tonight to install my new nav unit. I found plugged into the back of the filler panel (Between the power outlets) a wire harness that is not being used. I wanted to know if it is for the Rear Park Assist, StabiliTrak or heated windshield Washer Fluid? Can any of these be added with this harness?My truck did not come with them.

2.I upgraded my mirrors to mirrors that have the power folding option. My old mirrors had one plug on the harness the new mirror has two. Can someone take a photo of what their controls look like that have power folding mirrors? I cannot find a place to plug the extra plug on the pass. side into. The extra plug is white and I can find no open spot to plug it into.

 

Thanks to everyone that wants to help!

 

Mike E.

ajcain79 Enthusiast

ajcain79

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I don't know, but you've got me thinking. Should I remove my dash to see what harnesses I have unused? Maybe this would be a nice way to add extras.... i like extras :sleep:

vranasaurus Enthusiast

vranasaurus

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I have two questions for everyone.

 

1. I pulled my dash tonight to install my new nav unit. I found plugged into the back of the filler panel (Between the power outlets) a wire harness that is not being used. I wanted to know if it is for the Rear Park Assist, StabiliTrak or heated windshield Washer Fluid? Can any of these be added with this harness?My truck did not come with them.

2.I upgraded my mirrors to mirrors that have the power folding option. My old mirrors had one plug on the harness the new mirror has two. Can someone take a photo of what their controls look like that have power folding mirrors? I cannot find a place to plug the extra plug on the pass. side into. The extra plug is white and I can find no open spot to plug it into.

 

Thanks to everyone that wants to help!

 

Mike E.

 

I currently have my dash completely torn apart to install automatic temperture control and found the same harness. I was wondering what it was for.

 

Hope someone here has the answer.

tobias Senior Enthusiast

tobias

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I have two questions for everyone.

 

1. I pulled my dash tonight to install my new nav unit. I found plugged into the back of the filler panel (Between the power outlets) a wire harness that is not being used. I wanted to know if it is for the Rear Park Assist, StabiliTrak or heated windshield Washer Fluid? Can any of these be added with this harness?My truck did not come with them.

2.I upgraded my mirrors to mirrors that have the power folding option. My old mirrors had one plug on the harness the new mirror has two. Can someone take a photo of what their controls look like that have power folding mirrors? I cannot find a place to plug the extra plug on the pass. side into. The extra plug is white and I can find no open spot to plug it into.

 

Thanks to everyone that wants to help!

 

Mike E.

 

I currently have my dash completely torn apart to install automatic temperture control and found the same harness. I was wondering what it was for.

 

Hope someone here has the answer.

 

 

Let us know how how the auto climate conversion goes. Did you get the remote sensors and everything? How and where are you going to mount them? What all parts were required?

 

Daddy

vranasaurus Enthusiast

vranasaurus

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I have two questions for everyone.

 

1. I pulled my dash tonight to install my new nav unit. I found plugged into the back of the filler panel (Between the power outlets) a wire harness that is not being used. I wanted to know if it is for the Rear Park Assist, StabiliTrak or heated windshield Washer Fluid? Can any of these be added with this harness?My truck did not come with them.

2.I upgraded my mirrors to mirrors that have the power folding option. My old mirrors had one plug on the harness the new mirror has two. Can someone take a photo of what their controls look like that have power folding mirrors? I cannot find a place to plug the extra plug on the pass. side into. The extra plug is white and I can find no open spot to plug it into.

 

Thanks to everyone that wants to help!

 

Mike E.

 

I currently have my dash completely torn apart to install automatic temperture control and found the same harness. I was wondering what it was for.

 

Hope someone here has the answer.

 

 

Let us know how how the auto climate conversion goes. Did you get the remote sensors and everything? How and where are you going to mount them? What all parts were required?

 

Daddy

 

 

 

 

I got al the parts except for the connectors for the back of the ATC unit.

 

You need all of the following parts:

 

1 ATC Unit

4 Duct sensors

1 In Car Sensor(Aspirator) and Grille

1 Sun Load Sensor (replaces the light sensor on you dash)

Connectors and Wire

 

I only have $150 in parts so far. And the only left is a couple of connectors.

 

 

The in Car sensor goes in the headliner you have to cut a hole in it. But you cover it with the grille.

 

The Duct Sensor are for upper right, upper left, lower right, and lower left. They don't have to be mounted in any critical position.

 

Then it is a matter of wiring it all together.

backwardthreads Enthusiast

backwardthreads

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The harnesses between the power outlets are for the stabilitrack, rear parking assist, and adjustable pedals. I think there is one more button but im not sure what for. My truck has the rear parking assist and adjustable pedals.

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