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Passenger seat wiring harness: wire identification help

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The rest of the harness is intact (the insulation was peeled off only at this location) and my car has never thrown any suspect codes.
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The rest of the harness is intact (the insulation was peeled off only at this location) and my car has never thrown any suspect codes.
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POST 1Original post

Found part of the wiring harness below my passenger seat (on the car not on the seat) chewed up (or maybe cut up!). The "rodent" precisely sliced 1 thin yellow and 1 thin black wire, and frayed a bit of the brown one. The rest of the harness is intact (the insulation was peeled off only at this location) and my car has never thrown any suspect codes. Any idea what the black and yellow wires are for? I never had an airbag or seatbelt light, so maybe these were for heat or something? My readings so far tell me these are for the thorax airbags.

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It's a covered comprehensive claim under any policy I have ever seen.

POST 3Original post

Another good reason to keep a very low deductible on comprehensive (besides deer and windshields) - I keep mine at $50 deductable, costs about $10 more than $500..

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