POST 1Original post
This routes into the hatch. I can't seem to find the mating connector. I am sure it is tucked away somewhere. Anybody help point me before I start tearing apart stuff? Thanks!
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POST 2Original post
Try checking the part number on the tag.
POST 3Original post
More interested in where its pal might be located. AKA, where the interconnect occurs. The parts diagram doesn't really show that
POST 4Original post
Looking up the part number would give you a name that describes what it does or where it goes. That would be big clue where to look for it's mate. PET catalog has the wiring harnesses. For example: 987 612 670 XX (wiring harness rear deck lid) would indicate it is the related to the harness going into the rear deck lid at the upper driver's-side of the deck lid hatch. Also, there's a wiring diagram in the archives that could verify the connector by the wire colors.
POST 5Original post
Thanks RS. Agree, that is correct (btw). I know exactly what it does. Just can't find the connector it is supposed to mate to. The wiring diagrams don't always show those intermediary connectors.
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