sierrafery
Well-Known Member
Isn't it the ABS diagnostic socket?....if it has only 5 wires with the upper midlle pin free then it might be
kingsonlim
New Member
that's the steering wheel airbag connector.
discool
Well-Known Member
As fanatic if the wires have yellow sleeveing is SRS.
The electrical term is a socket, the plug if you had one would be mounted to a fixed upright piece of metal as shown in this pic it doesn't go directly to the air that cable is covered in yellow ribbed split sleeve which also can be seen in the pic below.
I will now go and look at my diagrams to see what it's for.
The electrical term is a socket, the plug if you had one would be mounted to a fixed upright piece of metal as shown in this pic it doesn't go directly to the air that cable is covered in yellow ribbed split sleeve which also can be seen in the pic below.
I will now go and look at my diagrams to see what it's for.
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and are not being used as there is nothing pluged into them.
PaulMc
Active Member
Your first connector (C218), is where the Cruise Control loom plugs in.
Your second connector (C336), is where the Electric Sunroof ECU loom plugs in.
The NR (Brown with a Red trace) wire on pin 2 of the second connector is fed from a 30A Fuse (F5) in Satellite Fuse Box 2.
It's a permanent live, which could be used to power accessories.
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Your second connector (C336), is where the Electric Sunroof ECU loom plugs in.
The NR (Brown with a Red trace) wire on pin 2 of the second connector is fed from a 30A Fuse (F5) in Satellite Fuse Box 2.
It's a permanent live, which could be used to power accessories.
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