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What the heck are these? by Habanera Hal
| Started on | : 12-25-2018 01:05 PM |
| Replies | : 11 (492 views) |
| Last post by | : Tony Kania on 12-27-2018 08:58 PM |
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Dec 25th, 2018
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Habanera Hal
Member Posts: 333
From: Ocala, FL
Registered: Apr 2012
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Pulling my interior apart for refurbishing. Took off the ECM cover/armrest and removed the passenger seat and found these two cables with red and green connector ends. What are they? Edit: Sorry, can't seem to get photos to load. Cables appear to be factory, one long one coming from ECM ends with the red connector. Short one attaches under seat bolt ends with green. [This message has been edited by Habanera Hal (edited 12-25-2018).]
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01:05 PM
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PFF
System Bot
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Dec 26th, 2018
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Habanera Hal
Member Posts: 333
From: Ocala, FL
Registered: Apr 2012
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theogre
Member Posts: 32520
From: USA
Registered: Mar 99
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Where's other end of long one? Is not factory to ground anything to chair hardware or other wire simply pass thru firewall. ------------------
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(Jurassic Park)
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03:22 PM
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fieroguru
Member Posts: 12430
From: Champaign, IL
Registered: Aug 2003
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Those are not stock, so they could have been for anything, but most likely for an alarm or amp.
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03:23 PM
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steve308
Member Posts: 4024
From: Stafford VA
Registered: Jan 2008
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Ejector seat power source!
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03:23 PM
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cvxjet
Member Posts: 3861
From: ca, usa
Registered: May 2010
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>>Ejector seat Power<< ...........BINGO!!!!! (Missing the optional C4)
Back when I was very young we had just seen Goldfinger with that fancy Aston Martin...My Father bought a 64 T-Bird which had a whole bunch of switches for this and that....My Mom stated she was afraid that at some point she would hit a button for the ejector seat....(That was the Best T-Bird ever)
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03:38 PM
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olejoedad
Member Posts: 19652
From: Clarendon Twp., MI
Registered: May 2004
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I'm thinking hookups for an aftermarket amplifier.
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06:03 PM
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Chris Eddy
Member Posts: 469
From: Pittsburgh, PA
Registered: May 2016
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The connectors are Anderson Power Pole.. good for high currents. Never used by the factory, and usually just industrial use. My guess is a plate amp, which takes a lot of Amps.
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06:48 PM
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Habanera Hal
Member Posts: 333
From: Ocala, FL
Registered: Apr 2012
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Thank you, guys! I was certain they were factory because of the way it came out of the firewall.
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09:16 PM
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Rickady88GT
Member Posts: 10649
From: Central CA
Registered: Dec 2002
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Definitely not stock, and certainly heavy current. Could be anything?
Sorry to repeat others but....
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09:23 PM
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Dec 27th, 2018
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Habanera Hal
Member Posts: 333
From: Ocala, FL
Registered: Apr 2012
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Yep, they were apparently for a plate amp the PO had installed and removed when sold, leaving the hook ups. As I'm adding after-market PWs and PDLs, it's a convenient place to pull power from.
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06:51 PM
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PFF
System Bot
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Tony Kania
Member Posts: 20794
From: The Inland Northwest
Registered: Dec 2008
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Total ratings: 305
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Looks to be well made.
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08:58 PM
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