Hey guys and girls. I have a Spanish build d40. 2007 stx diesel There is a loose wires coming from under the passenger side front seat. What are they and where do they pug in? I was thinking they are maybe airbag related?
What do these wires do
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landmannnn
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One or more of the following:
Seatbelt warning for left hand drive
Heated seats (unless you have them)
Powered seat for left hand drive
Seatbelt warning for left hand drive
Heated seats (unless you have them)
Powered seat for left hand drive
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Most spanish Navara are used for rescue and border guard stuff.. youb will find many wires like this, external lights speakers .... stuff ..
etc
etc
Throw a multimeter on and see when/if they are powered, if as soon as accessory is on you got a good point to wire up accessories, or if only when a switch flicked, you found out why something doesnt work and can now find where it should go.
It's an Australian ute, my guess would be the seat belt pretensioner. Have a close look around the bottom of the seat belt clip.
Edit: back in 2007, Australia didn't get fancy stuff like heated seats or missile warning systems or even electrically adjustable passenger seating.
Edit: back in 2007, Australia didn't get fancy stuff like heated seats or missile warning systems or even electrically adjustable passenger seating.
landmannnn
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True, but the base wiring looms were all the same regardless of market (LHD, RHD, petrol, diesel etc)
I think the missile detection was a dealer fit though.
