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Old 10-07-2017, 06:51 PM
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Spare connector - what is it for?.

OK - so took out the glove box on my RHD 95 OBD1 (to change over the cruise control module - CC has not worked for over 10 years).

Only to find a spare connector, it is 8-way / 3-pin - looks like it should connect to something that is missing on the metal bracket below it ?.

Any guesses as to what it might be for?.
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