Anyone know what these blue and red connectors are for behind the be caddy dash :/ also anyone know how I can wire up the hazzard light switch as I have no cables showing for it and no button see pics lol
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Blue and red connectors ?
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Re: Blue and red connectors ?
As you say you are missing the wiring for the hazard switch and those plugs are right below the hazard switch hole I would suggest they are the connectors for the hazard switch
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Re: Blue and red connectors ?
Looks as though someone has modified the factory wiring plug for the hazard switch to maybe fit some sort of interface.
Did your van have a beacon on at any point?
Did your van have a beacon on at any point?
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Re: Blue and red connectors ?
Well that’s what I thought but those connectors do not fit into the hazzard switch as the switch has 4 big prongs and they have 6 small holes :/Papa Bear wrote:As you say you are missing the wiring for the hazard switch and those plugs are right below the hazard switch hole I would suggest they are the connectors for the hazard switch
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Re: Blue and red connectors ?
that’s no good.. as in beacon do you mean a light or something on top? No never had a lightDoc wrote:Looks as though someone has modified the factory wiring plug for the hazard switch to maybe fit some sort of interface.
Did your van have a beacon on at any point?
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Re: Blue and red connectors ?
Yea, as in a flashing light of some sort.
It's unusual to see modifications on the hazard switch wiring, I can't think of anything else it'd have had.
What was your caddy used for before you bought it?
It's unusual to see modifications on the hazard switch wiring, I can't think of anything else it'd have had.
What was your caddy used for before you bought it?
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Re: Blue and red connectors ?
It’s a 2016 caddy but I think that dash inside is for a mk3 :/ so I probably have the wrong dash for the wiring areasDoc wrote:Yea, as in a flashing light of some sort.
It's unusual to see modifications on the hazard switch wiring, I can't think of anything else it'd have had.
What was your caddy used for before you bought it?
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Re: Blue and red connectors ?
Oh, ok.
You're right, that's not a Caddy4 dashboard.
The Caddy4 has a different hazard switch and also a passenger airbag warning light up there.
You're right, that's not a Caddy4 dashboard.
The Caddy4 has a different hazard switch and also a passenger airbag warning light up there.
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Re: Blue and red connectors ?
Yeah lol was a small nightmare, as the new no 4 hazard switch is square and has different connections and this dash has the triangle hole sorted now tho had to buy both hazard buttons and make oneDoc wrote:Oh, ok.
You're right, that's not a Caddy4 dashboard.
The Caddy4 has a different hazard switch and also a passenger airbag warning light up there.
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