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**mart 870** · 25 August 2005, 13:46

Someone who`s got a sunroof may be able to tell you but i think its the connector for the electric sunroof switch, the loom is in place but like me you just dont have the switch for the connector to go onto.

**dirtydog** · 25 August 2005, 14:33

I too came across one the other day when I took out my rear window switch, is it a black connector like mine?

Originally posted by dayfut

Hi,
Firstly, I just wanted to say this forum is brilliant. I don't post much but I do read A LOT. Its saved me a fortune and given me the confidence to tackle problems on my surf, but this time I can't find the answer (easily). So here my question :-

I have had the center console out to get at my rear heater blower, and noticed an "unconnected connector". It lays with the two other connectors and I wonder if anyone knows what it is for ?
The connectors that ARE connected are for the rear window up/down switch and another to the rear heater blower assembly.... The third one doesn't look like it has anywhere to go or has ever been connected.

Has anyone else got some other option fitted to thier center console that would explain this....just curious....

Thanks in advance, Dayfut.

**mart 870** · 25 August 2005, 14:39

I`ve got a 3.0L Omega which is an ex Police car so it has a very low spec, i had the dash out to replace a switch and all the blank switches have connectors on back with wires coming off them - it`s fairly usual for cars to have the same loom for all spec levels and then they just have to plug in the relivent switches/sunroof/fog lights etc to make them work.

**Hilux** · 25 August 2005, 15:30

connecter

Hi l am 90% sure you will find it is forfront spot lights.

**Chillitt** · 25 August 2005, 15:43

thats handy bob, any idea where the other end is? or colours? i just scrounged some fog lights..

**dirtydog** · 25 August 2005, 16:59

Originally posted by Hilux

Hi l am 90% sure you will find it is forfront spot lights.

I already have a stock switch for front spots and they are working which is why I though its not that. Mine is right next to the blue plug for the rear window switch...

**Medieval Dave** · 25 August 2005, 22:08

The two coin holder blanks on a 2.4 (next to the rear window switch) were the normal place for the heated seats option. Two off hi/lo/off switches, one for the driver and one for the passenger. If thats what your wires are then they will go to behind the dash where the heated seat relays aren't

Dave

**Hilux** · 25 August 2005, 22:14

Originally posted by Chillitt

thats handy bob, any idea where the other end is? or colours? i just scrounged some fog lights..

HI if l am right you should find a white male connecter in the clump of wires inbetween the fuse box and the battery

**kjkb2001** · 22 November 2005, 12:58

From what ive learnt so far the wiring loom is for front fog lights which would be on surfs depeding on the area of japan they where from. you can get the switch from toyota but are quite pricey and the other end of the loom should be near the front of the radiator which is only one wire for positive ther is one on left and one on right i found this info and checked mine(92 ssr-x 2.4 lte) and it is there

**AndyLala** · 22 November 2005, 13:17

Are the heated set relay sockets with all the other relays under the dash... or somewhere special...?

I am currently fancying the heated seat option... a lot... early starts and that... Found an ad in an american hot rod magazine that sells heated seat panels... now all I need is some switches, some hog pliers... and a little time...

Originally posted by Medieval Dave

The two coin holder blanks on a 2.4 (next to the rear window switch) were the normal place for the heated seats option. Two off hi/lo/off switches, one for the driver and one for the passenger. If thats what your wires are then they will go to behind the dash where the heated seat relays aren't

Dave

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