Mystery wire behind grill?
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Mystery wire behind grill?
I'm figuring out how to wire up fog and driving lights on my '99, and I found a pair of wires that end in a female connector attached behind the grill support that come out of the headlight harness that runs over the rad area. My XLT does not have the factory fogs, but I'm wondering if these wires are part of that circuit. There is no relay in the power box under the hood in the foglights slot. Tomorrow I'll try my meter on the connector and see if there is power there, but if it is in fact for the fogs I doubt it will have any. Anybody else know what these might be?
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Originally Posted by chefbob
Its the connector for the block heater!
"hmm..the engine's nice and warm but the battery's dead."
At least it would jump start easier that way.
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Naw. Sheesh, having lived in Maine all my life I do know what a block heater plug looks like. This is a factory two wire plug, and the fact that it is female would indicate it is a power source.The last car I had that I put a block heater in was a '69 Chevelle ragtop that was my sole ride when I was 23. Drove it rain or shine in summer heat and winter cold. Sold it for $500 to help finance our honeymoon. But I digress.
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