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Is this a main power cable coming along with the transmission cables from center console into the engine bay?

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YOUR RESEARCHIs this a main power cable coming along with the transmission cables from center console into the engine bay?

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You can test continuity to confirm that
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POST 1Original post

Picture below. The white cable and the black cable on the top are from the shifter. The lower black cable is the one I'm talking about. I want to remove the carpet for cleaning and pretty much disassembled the whole interior, but this cable comes through the carpet. In order to remove the carpet without making a cut I need to feed the cable through. Where is the easiest place to get it disconnected? I'm almost positive, that it is a power cable that comes from the firewall behind the fan blower. Where it goes in the engine bay - a mystery to me. I guess I found an answer on Pelican (shown with the red line):

POST 2Original post

Looks like you have it figured out with red arrow. You can test continuity to confirm that

POST 3Original post

Yes, it was the one. Already removed the carpet out for drying Previous owner(s) kept the sticky dealer plastic over the carpet, so after I removed it - the carpet underneath was like brand new No one stepped on it in 21 years

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