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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hoping someone with some knowledge of the 996.1 can help me identify this wire that may or may not be draining the battery. So it is the red and black wire going off this connector: Connector circled and wire looks to be attached to the yellow black wire off of this plug. The wire itself goes through into the frunk area behind the carpet Behind the carpet it looks like it connects to this big connector pictured here. Have highlighted in yellow the path of the wire: This is the path that I can identify for the wire. Passenger side of the frunk behind the carpet. Could this be some kind of aftermarket alarm or something else? I doubt the factory would do such a job connecting wires. Any ideas would be helpful. Thanks in advance

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Check toir option codes. My guess is that is a Litronic headlight modual. Im guessing your car will show standard lights but has litronics installed? A ml1 car should have the modual under the dash if it was factory. https://www.pelicanparts.com/techarticles/Porsche-996-997-Carrera/85-ELEC-Installing_Litronic_Headlamps/85-ELEC-Installing_Litronic_Headlamps.htm?srsltid=AfmBOoquBJzBqEL1HkOBaEWJPCfzXC 26_uwMUKw6PwVfSe6wcjjQMLPX

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Perfect, that is correct and looks like what I have. Appreciate that, thanks.

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Damn, how did you know that.? Thats some powerful 996 intellect there...

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Well when u swap an entire mk2 gt3 into a mk1 chassis (incliding the harness) u learn things . I had to integrate the wiring in the mk1 frunk so i spent a lot of time staring at the harness and plugs.

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