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What is this connector supposed to have plugged into it?
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85_Ranger4x4
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Do you have a light on the bottom of the hood that comes on when you open the hood?
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Could have been a coolant level sensor too, dunno if they had them on the 97's?
No lights come on when I lift the hood. If this a bulb socket for underhood lighting, I'll assume it was removed when burned out or broken by the previous owner and never replaced.
Anyone able to confirm?
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Harness is probably the same whether your truck got the optional light or not. I know mine is.
But for some reason I was thinking firewall (darn little pic on phone) It might be something else that far ahead on the passenger fender.
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Secret government tracking module, tracks your every move/location.
Previous owner got smart and removed it.
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Previous owner got smart and removed it.
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I think it has something to do with the blinker fluid. Maybe for a sensor that tells you when your fluid level is low.
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heat sensor for the muffler bearings. probly time to grease them.
Oh, if that's all, then I think I'm set since I have an expensive one I bought for myself in my pocket at all times. The OEM ones built into the vehicles are hard to replace. At least this one I can make phone calls with!
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