What is this connector for?
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Fleet Mechanic
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What is this connector for?
Pulled the dash cover off and found this connector dangling and not hooked up to anything. I have the XLT model, so,
what is this connector suppose to go to?
Thanks,
what is this connector suppose to go to?
Thanks,
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Passenger side air bag disable switch (regular cab and supercab thing) so children don't end up getting smacked by an airbag while buckled into their government-mandated child seats during a deployment.
The crew cabs don't have that switch since most parents would put the child seats in the back.
The crew cabs don't have that switch since most parents would put the child seats in the back.
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With that disconnected, you should have had an airbag light illuminated on your instrument cluster and/or some annoying beeps when you started your truck.
If not, it's possible it came loose when you pulled your dash or, as was the case for me, the instrument cluster airbag bulb had been burnt out.
Good luck.
If not, it's possible it came loose when you pulled your dash or, as was the case for me, the instrument cluster airbag bulb had been burnt out.
Good luck.
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With that disconnected, you should have had an airbag light illuminated on your instrument cluster and/or some annoying beeps when you started your truck.
If not, it's possible it came loose when you pulled your dash or, as was the case for me, the instrument cluster airbag bulb had been burnt out.
Good luck.
If not, it's possible it came loose when you pulled your dash or, as was the case for me, the instrument cluster airbag bulb had been burnt out.
Good luck.
Thanks djed
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Cleatus, I'm looking in the Chilton's wiring diagram and it doesn't show an Air Bag circuit.
I'm taking a guess, but, that plug is bypassed because I have the Crew Cab. Right?
I'm taking a guess, but, that plug is bypassed because I have the Crew Cab. Right?
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Thanks Pop.
I found in the manual Air Bag sliding contacts in the Cruise Control System for the 02 gas and diesel models, but, not the wiring colors of the plug in the picture.
Oh well, no big deal. No need to trace them wires.
Thanks
I found in the manual Air Bag sliding contacts in the Cruise Control System for the 02 gas and diesel models, but, not the wiring colors of the plug in the picture.
Oh well, no big deal. No need to trace them wires.
Thanks
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