POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I just finished doing the job through the center vents for the disintegrating foam. I found this cable lying around. What is it? It come from the left side of the center console, was next to the cdr22...
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YOUR RESEARCHWhat is this cable?
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POST 2Original post
Maybe the grounding cable for the radio unit. The immobilizer detects whether the radio unit is installed or not (like stolen).
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Quotes source post: 19853500
Where should I connect it to, then? Or neutralize it, is fine?
POST 4Original post
I would say if you are not having alarm problems (beeping on locking or lights flashing...indicating a fault) just wrap the plug in some electrical tape for insulation and leave it alone.
POST 5Original post
Left side the radio bracket I believe. Yours appears to have broken off....but should be attached to the left side of the radio.
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