Mystery
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Mystery
Is anyone smart enough to know what the two gray devices are in this photo?
passenger footboard removed, looking forward to the left (inboard) end of the fusebox recess.
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I guess it's possible another member will have these fitted since they have the look of an aftermarket mod.
Thanks in advance ..... hopefully!!
Cheers, Andy
Edit - now I look more carefully I think the yellow connectors and the thick pink wires are not original
passenger footboard removed, looking forward to the left (inboard) end of the fusebox recess.
[IMG]
[/IMG]I guess it's possible another member will have these fitted since they have the look of an aftermarket mod.
Thanks in advance ..... hopefully!!
Cheers, Andy
Edit - now I look more carefully I think the yellow connectors and the thick pink wires are not original
Last edited by andynpz; Dec 28, 2012 at 04:41 PM.
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Thanks for the suggestion - had to google Lojack!
I don't have one fitted now and the previous (only) owner never mentioned that a Lojack had been fitted. I guess I could call him if he is still around.
Cheers, Andy
I don't have one fitted now and the previous (only) owner never mentioned that a Lojack had been fitted. I guess I could call him if he is still around.
Cheers, Andy
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Thanks for that confirmation about the gray devices being original - I guess I should investigate the yellow connectors. The wires coming from them appear to be cut and taped off.
To be honest, I can see more clearly in the photo, than on my knees with a flashlight in the passenger footwell!!
To be honest, I can see more clearly in the photo, than on my knees with a flashlight in the passenger footwell!!
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Gary's right. They're called "star" connectors, essentially connecting numerous subsystems to the data bus. The yellow connectors are definitely not original--dunno what they are.
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Thanks for all the info, guys - will investigate and get back with result. May be a day or two as it's a bit of a squeeze getting head and both arms into the footwell 
Cheers, Andy
Cheers, Andy