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Old Feb 18, 2026 | 03:40 PM
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These are located below the ignition switch. I looked at the wiring diagram but couldn't identify them.
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Old Feb 18, 2026 | 04:05 PM
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Where do they go, and does not look stock or like stock wiring. It looks like two holes there, where something was mounted. Radar Detector, CB Radio, or something.
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looks to be the plug for the heater blower motor switch. but since it looks like you have factory AC that is not used and is to be tapped off to the main harness
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Those look like the connectors for your heater blower switch on your 66. See pgs 9&10 of the attached PDF.
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funny.

I had similar question too recently.

66s has full color wires here while 65s are black with color tracing.

brown wire.... maybe for a rear blower? you have a coupe?
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Here ya go:





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funny.

I had similar question too recently.

66s has full color wires here while 65s are black with color tracing.

brown wire.... maybe for a rear blower? you have a coupe?
Early 65s had the color stripe, later 65s were solid color
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I tried to post a '65 wiring pic but it did not work.

-Blue, Yellow, Orange plug is for Heater Switch Connection.
-single Brown plug for Heater Switch Connection or Radio Capacitor Connection on Ign. Switch, both have single Brown wire.



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Originally Posted by Limp
Early 65s had the color stripe, later 65s were solid color
Any idea where this separation occurred during early and late '65s?
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Originally Posted by Easy Rhino
Any idea where this separation occurred during early and late '65s?
No, I just know that this is how new wiring harnesses are offered... Early and late
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Originally Posted by Easy Rhino
Any idea where this separation occurred during early and late '65s?

my car's full assembly date is 11/16/64 with the black and color tracer wires.
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Originally Posted by DZVette
Here ya go:





those are all non AC (at least the 1965 Pic)
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Originally Posted by Nowhere Man
looks to be the plug for the heater blower motor switch. but since it looks like you have factory AC that is not used and is to be tapped off to the main harness
I think elsewhere Bud mentioned Vintage Air…
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