Hmm, pulled the carpet, what are all these?
01-07-2010, 06:32 PM
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1. Shock sensor for the factory alarm system (or power antenna, hard to tell)
2. Like said, looks like the cigarette lighter.
3. Factory CD changer
4. The box is the air bag module. No telling what the wires are for, there's a few things in the console. Could be the light for the console.
5. That is the through-body connector for the ABS and fuel pump harnesses on the rear end.
2. Like said, looks like the cigarette lighter.
3. Factory CD changer
4. The box is the air bag module. No telling what the wires are for, there's a few things in the console. Could be the light for the console.
5. That is the through-body connector for the ABS and fuel pump harnesses on the rear end.
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01-08-2010, 03:12 PM
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Crap, so if I ever plan on installing an alarm, I'll need this? Guess it's staying then!
01-08-2010, 03:26 PM
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Plus, if you ever get an aftermarket alarm, it should come with its own sensors/gear.
01-08-2010, 03:27 PM
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No, the stock shock sensor should be in the back of the car near the antenna. The box in the center of the tunnel is probably your airbag sensor. Yellow electrical connectors and wires always mean airbag system.
Plus, if you ever get an aftermarket alarm, it should come with its own sensors/gear.
Plus, if you ever get an aftermarket alarm, it should come with its own sensors/gear.
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No, the stock shock sensor should be in the back of the car near the antenna. The box in the center of the tunnel is probably your airbag sensor. Yellow electrical connectors and wires always mean airbag system.
Plus, if you ever get an aftermarket alarm, it should come with its own sensors/gear.
Plus, if you ever get an aftermarket alarm, it should come with its own sensors/gear.
01-09-2010, 10:56 AM
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First Pic - Looks like the connectors for the power antenna. One is for the antenna and the other is for the power motor.
Second Pic - Looks like one of the connectors for either the cigarette ligher or the accessory power port.
Third Pic - My guess is the connector for the CD changer. (Even if your car didn't come with all of the options, you'll still have the wiring and connectors for many of them.)
Not sure on the others.
Second Pic - Looks like one of the connectors for either the cigarette ligher or the accessory power port.
Third Pic - My guess is the connector for the CD changer. (Even if your car didn't come with all of the options, you'll still have the wiring and connectors for many of them.)
Not sure on the others.
that is what I was going to say, the black box on the rear axle hump is the "grommet" that feeds in all the rear end stuff like tcs,abs wires and etc.
01-12-2010, 09:21 AM
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the "black box" started in 99, your car doesnt have one.. the fourth pic is air bag sensor so dont **** with it too much or youll be in for a suprise haha... yea your alarm sensor is above passenger rear tire and you can adjust the sensitivity via a **** on it, if you arent happy with it.
01-12-2010, 12:50 PM
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the "black box" started in 99, your car doesnt have one.. the fourth pic is air bag sensor so dont **** with it too much or youll be in for a suprise haha... yea your alarm sensor is above passenger rear tire and you can adjust the sensitivity via a **** on it, if you arent happy with it.
01-12-2010, 01:24 PM
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that first pic is definately for the power antenna option (pne that goes up and down when you start/turn off the car) I have one of these in my car.
These cars always had the wiring for things they didn't necessarily have-ie I have the wires under my seat for power seats, but I don't have power seats and the car didn't come with them from the factory-theyre just mass produced that way at the factory.
These cars always had the wiring for things they didn't necessarily have-ie I have the wires under my seat for power seats, but I don't have power seats and the car didn't come with them from the factory-theyre just mass produced that way at the factory.
01-13-2010, 01:03 PM
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Ok, I've got a couple of new "WTFs" to add! Sorry, I'm finding out I'm utterly useless with cars. Oh well, only one way to learn I guess.
This is in the engine bay, right by the PCM. Two connectors that weren't plugged in. The larger one is in my hand, the smaller one is by my finger
This is in the engine bay, right by the PCM. Two connectors that weren't plugged in. The larger one is in my hand, the smaller one is by my finger
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Looks like someone has been deleting some of the emissions equipment that originally came with the LT1...I believe the plugs near the throttle body were EGR and AIR injection...at least that is where they are on the LS1. I'm not real familiar with the LT1
That small connector by the PCM is a ground wire for one of the dummy lights on the dash. Not sure which one, though.
Also...that "ABS sensor" (original fourth pic) is an accelerometer. The fifth pic on the first page is the bulkhead connector for the fuel pump and fuel tank sensors.
That small connector by the PCM is a ground wire for one of the dummy lights on the dash. Not sure which one, though.
Also...that "ABS sensor" (original fourth pic) is an accelerometer. The fifth pic on the first page is the bulkhead connector for the fuel pump and fuel tank sensors.