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Old 07-12-2003, 01:28 AM
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When removing the panel (with the air vent) behind the driver's seat, I noticed a plug connector coming off of the wiring harness that isn't attached to anything. What is this for?
Old 07-12-2003, 06:03 AM
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Dave, obviously no one knows. Why are you removing the panel behind the seat? I think you can get 5 years to life for doing that.
Sorry I cannot help you.
(where are you in the bay area?)
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I'm installing a new Alpine Stereo and speakers; upgraded 6.5" in the doors, and new 5.25" rears behind the seats, as per Lucid Automotive. So, as I'm about to run the rear speaker wires, I notice a connector which *could* be a prewired speaker connector (or not). Sure would like to know what that connector is for... alarm, speakers, etc...

I live in Alameda, work in SF.
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that plug is for the defroster button which is needed when you add a hardtop to the s2k.
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Originally posted by blue2k2s2k
that plug is for the defroster button which is needed when you add a hardtop to the s2k.
Yeah, that is what it is for.
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Thanks for the reply! I appreciate it.

PS - The rear speaker install, which I did myself (Dremel Tools are great!) worked great. Sound envelopment is much improved...

Time to go for a drive!
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I know my Valentine 1 install taps power from it
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