Can someone identify this plug?

[NikFu S.]

Just had my old aftermarket remote system replaced and I'm cleaning up the havoc the installer left in his wake.

There is a plug dangling under my dash and I'm not sure where to plug it in. My best guess it goes from the factory anti-theft system to the horns just going by the shape of the plug and the fact the alarm was triggered but made no noise.

Also my front left turn signal isn't working despite the bulb being good. I don't think there is a fuse just for that signal so I am lost. I spent a lot of time today and last night organizing wiring but didn't get anywhere on these two issues.

[paulmeisterpk]

That kind of looks like the diagnostic mode plug that was in my early 90s legacy.

[92snowmachine]

Looks like the winter mode wiper switch connector.

[NikFu S.]

D'oh! I bet is the wiper switch. No wonder I couldn't find where to plug it in, because the switch is with the cover in the back seat.

[dannmarr]

Make sure the socket is clean where the bulbs sits in. Sometimes corrosion sets in and causes a bad contact. Also check the wire behind the socket, corrosion can also break the wire connection. Good luck!

[NikFu S.]

is it me or is there no How-To doc for reading SRS codes? I'm throwing 12 and 14.

[Blacky]

There's one someplace on here.
12-Roll connector circuit is open, faulty CU, open circuit in main or module harness.

14-AB2 & AB7, AB3 & AB8, AB4 AB5 AB6 to CU not connected properly