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difference between S4 na and Tii driver side harness?

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Old 06-13-06, 06:22 PM
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difference between S4 na and Tii driver side harness?
is there a difference? and if so what is it? sorry if this has been asked already.
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I believe you will find that the TII harness has the Alternator signal wires in it and the N/A does not, The N/A alternator wires are in the passenger side harness
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is that all?
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search next time noob!!!!!!! This is NOT the first time I've posted the S4, S5 Wiring harness difference picture

^^ this will show up at the next search
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