Mystery Wire?
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Mystery Wire?
I bought this car from someone who didn't seem to know what was going on with the car. While it was a risk I took, it was worth it to me. This car has made a 2000+ mile cross country journey in 3 days with no problem. Starts up easy in cold/heat. Only had to replace the water pump. Plus it was $500 for an 82 GSL with 150k miles.
Anyway, I notice allot of connecters and stuff not connected to anything. This guy has the radio ghetto rigged so you have to push a switch to give it power and then push the power button on the radio. Anyway...I took this picture and was wondering if it's just a useless switch or should it be attached to something. I hadn't really looked as to where it could go, it's been pretty cold here lately.
Anyway, here's the pic:
Thanks in advance.
Anyway, I notice allot of connecters and stuff not connected to anything. This guy has the radio ghetto rigged so you have to push a switch to give it power and then push the power button on the radio. Anyway...I took this picture and was wondering if it's just a useless switch or should it be attached to something. I hadn't really looked as to where it could go, it's been pretty cold here lately.
Anyway, here's the pic:
Thanks in advance.
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Driven a turbo FB lately?
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That is the power for the GPS tracking device, oh god hook it back up LOL
Just joking looks like power and a ground for somehting... My other cars I had, had plugs not plugged in, it could have been something for a cally car, or a canadian model... Dont sweat it
Just joking looks like power and a ground for somehting... My other cars I had, had plugs not plugged in, it could have been something for a cally car, or a canadian model... Dont sweat it
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