Help with Plugs in steering column
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Help with Plugs in steering column
Guys and Gals,
I have a 2004.5 2500 Four Door automatic.
I just did a heater core swap...I'll sell the **** truck before I do that again...but after getting it all back together I was connecting the plugs on the steering column and believe it or not, I can't find out where one goes. Been at it for hours. Dumbest thing I ever had to do. There is a harness that runs up the bottom of the steering column. It has a yellow plug and white plug that plug in next to each other at the base of the steering column. About 8 inches before the end, the harness Y's off and there is about a 10 inch long piece of wiring with a black male plug on it. I can't figure out where it goes! All I do know is that I have no overhead lights, no door buzzer, no dash lights and the truck won't start. Power seats work etc. Can anyone tell me where that **** plug goes? All this work doing a heater core to be held up by a plug I can't find!!
I have a 2004.5 2500 Four Door automatic.
I just did a heater core swap...I'll sell the **** truck before I do that again...but after getting it all back together I was connecting the plugs on the steering column and believe it or not, I can't find out where one goes. Been at it for hours. Dumbest thing I ever had to do. There is a harness that runs up the bottom of the steering column. It has a yellow plug and white plug that plug in next to each other at the base of the steering column. About 8 inches before the end, the harness Y's off and there is about a 10 inch long piece of wiring with a black male plug on it. I can't figure out where it goes! All I do know is that I have no overhead lights, no door buzzer, no dash lights and the truck won't start. Power seats work etc. Can anyone tell me where that **** plug goes? All this work doing a heater core to be held up by a plug I can't find!!
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THere are three plugs. One white, one yellow, one black. Yellow and white plug in at the bottom of the steering column. The black one is the one I cant figure out. It's got switched power, constant power and ground wires in it. I just can't figure where it plugs. I have a diagram that suggest that it plugs into the ignition switch. But my ignition switch has no female plug on it.
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Guys and Gals,
I have a 2004.5 2500 Four Door automatic.
I just did a heater core swap...I'll sell the **** truck before I do that again...but after getting it all back together I was connecting the plugs on the steering column and believe it or not, I can't find out where one goes. Been at it for hours. Dumbest thing I ever had to do. There is a harness that runs up the bottom of the steering column. It has a yellow plug and white plug that plug in next to each other at the base of the steering column. About 8 inches before the end, the harness Y's off and there is about a 10 inch long piece of wiring with a black male plug on it. I can't figure out where it goes! All I do know is that I have no overhead lights, no door buzzer, no dash lights and the truck won't start. Power seats work etc. Can anyone tell me where that **** plug goes? All this work doing a heater core to be held up by a plug I can't find!!
I have a 2004.5 2500 Four Door automatic.
I just did a heater core swap...I'll sell the **** truck before I do that again...but after getting it all back together I was connecting the plugs on the steering column and believe it or not, I can't find out where one goes. Been at it for hours. Dumbest thing I ever had to do. There is a harness that runs up the bottom of the steering column. It has a yellow plug and white plug that plug in next to each other at the base of the steering column. About 8 inches before the end, the harness Y's off and there is about a 10 inch long piece of wiring with a black male plug on it. I can't figure out where it goes! All I do know is that I have no overhead lights, no door buzzer, no dash lights and the truck won't start. Power seats work etc. Can anyone tell me where that **** plug goes? All this work doing a heater core to be held up by a plug I can't find!!
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THere are three plugs. One white, one yellow, one black. Yellow and white plug in at the bottom of the steering column. The black one is the one I cant figure out. It's got switched power, constant power and ground wires in it. I just can't figure where it plugs. I have a diagram that suggest that it plugs into the ignition switch. But my ignition switch has no female plug on it.
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That looks like it and I would assume that's why I cant find where it goes because I dont have the key immobilizer feature. So no I know what's up with that. Thanks. Now I still have to figure our why I have no interior lights no third brake/cargo light and no over head display for my millage outside temp ext. This all was working before I pulled the dash to do an evaporator and heater core
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Looking at the sm again all of those seem to be on connector C201. It's a white connector "near left instrument panel speaker". Assuming it runs up the left pillar.
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