[DML] Re: Wiring for Door Locks and Headlights

["gzapf" <x86Daddy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Do you have an aftermarket stereo that was installed by someone other
than yourself?  Often the stereo is grounded directly rather than
through the harness, so such a wire could be from it.  When I was
installing mine last weekend, I also noticed that there's a bunch of
black ground wires attached to the right of the metal vent/stereo/AC
Knob panel part of the center console (leather part of center console
removal required to get there)  I ended up grounding my stereo with a
nut and bolt on the left side of that metal framework, opposite the
existing grounds.

With some slithering and twisting and a good light, you may be able to
get your head into the pedal area and trace that wire to its
connection without actually removing anything... depending on where it
connects to something else of course.

--Greg
#2894

--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "birdwell77095" <birdwells@xxxx> wrote:
<SNIP>

> Also, I have one loose black(?) wire coming from the dash hanging 
> down above the accelerator and brake pedals. It has an "eyelet" 
> ending so it looks like it's suppose to be tightened down with a nut 
> somewhere. I'm wondering if it is a ground wire of some sort. Any 
> idea what it might be?
> 
> Shannon
> VIN 16113








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