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Old 11-11-2006, 04:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Extra switch connections...but for what?

I found these two plugs behind the center console control panel. Only problem is I have no idea what they are for. Has anyone else identified their purpose?
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Old 11-11-2006, 05:15 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Extra switch connections...but for what?

Not sure but they may be for the alarm system. I'm not checking schematics.
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Re: Extra switch connections...but for what?

I saw those too while putting in the extra CLA - I was thinking they might be for things that come on the next package up of what I got which could be;

- alarm?
- subwoofer?
- 400w inverter

or perhaps pre-wired cables for the yet to be released roof light /air dam thing.

So bottom line is I have no clue and just wanted to be part of this great thread.
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Re: Extra switch connections...but for what?

The white one is for the extra terrestrial roof mounted radar unit and the turquoise one is for the 2 way rocket launchers. The one that you haven't found is for the ejection unit built into the passengers seat.
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Old 11-14-2006, 06:49 AM   #5 (permalink)
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Re: Extra switch connections...but for what?

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The white one is for the extra terrestrial roof mounted radar unit and the turquoise one is for the 2 way rocket launchers. The one that you haven't found is for the ejection unit built into the passengers seat.
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See....its useful information like this that really helps me mod my rig...thanks Tribe...LOL!

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Re: Extra switch connections...but for what?

depends what you do not have.

One is for the future offroad light bar for the roof. The other is probably the "interior motion while car parked alarm defeat" , backup sonar, subwoofer or whatever.
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Re: Extra switch connections...but for what?

This might help:
http://brockandbecca.com/files/fj/FJ_Electrical.pdf

Page 44, my guesses are stereo and lights
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