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Old 10-24-2006, 07:23 PM
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What is that little gold box w/ some wires going to it?...

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fuel pump & anti-lock brakes
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Remote plug-in for optional Flux Capacitor I think. .............
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a dont **** with it box
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Originally Posted by toofazt
What is that little gold box w/ some wires going to it?...

That is just a "pass through" connector for the fuel pump and ABS wiring.
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Originally Posted by GOaT Cheese
That is just a "pass through" connector for the fuel pump and ABS wiring.
Could you elaborate on what a pass through connector is. Thanks, Steve.
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Originally Posted by toofazt
Could you elaborate on what a pass through connector is. Thanks, Steve.
When wiring has to "pass through" sheet metal of the car, G.M. builds a somewhat elaborate bulkhead to ensure the wiring harness remains secure and at the same time keeping outside goo and water from coming in and ruining your carpet. In short,if the wiring inside your car needs to control a component on the outside, they drill a hole and stuff it through.
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That is GM way of overdoing something and jacking up the cost of manufacture.

Where the wiring harness cuts through the firewall they choose to use plastic reenforcement and metal in the back. Not to mention rivets.
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Were they leather?
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I got the best answer to the question in this thread.
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I got the best answer to the question in this thread.
That's cool. Thanks for posting!
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I told yall it was a dont **** with it box
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We want some more updated pics on that Red TA, Tainted!
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Originally Posted by 2002_Z28_Six_Speed
We want some more updated pics on that Red TA, Tainted!
theres updates already on here from today and some bad news
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