imasked for a part number, but they don’t have them for the wires or connectors... the junkyard is a good idea, I am Thinking of ordering these from Quadratec... they look like they should do the trick.
good luck! sounds a bit more complicated than splicing a wire, but will be curious how it works out.. let us know!
I had to give up on this part. I did not know that. I ended up T-tapping the orange wire. It';s worked fine so far. I do wish it had gone right. Funny thing is all I read before I installed them said getting through the firewall was the hardest part. I did that first and it was easy. Thought I was home free, WRONG. Almost thought the walk of shame into the dealer was needed. LOLSorry to bump an old thread, but I thought I’d post a small hint I haven’t seen elsewhere.
The female wiring harness for the orange wire has a white safety tab that needs pulled up with a small screwdriver before you can fully insert the connector into the harness.
I didn’t find that detail written anywhere, and for me at least, it was an epiphany moment. Maybe it helps someone else.
I also thought getting through the firewall was much easier than what others had written. But when I first powered everything back up, I had error codes, no lights on the switches, no 12v on the aux leads, etc. I used the Tazer, and I had the new aux settings available in the Uconnect. That’s when I knew it was this orange wire.
