surfrocker3
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Where Does This Connector Go
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Finkaire
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Doesn’t appear factory, colors could be from the neutral switch? Maybe a for a kill switch? I would start by testing, start with ignition on, off.…See if it’s connected to the fuse box?
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Good info! Front panel connectors are nice and easy on a test bench, but I hate putting them on when I've got the board in the case already, but not really an option!
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Matt69olds
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that looks like the brake switch connector for the torque converter clutch. If the truck has a TH400, that would explain why it was t plug into anything.
