I just bought my 2012 RT-S about a month ago and started doing some mods.
I started to notice some things that I do not know what they are or what I should do with it.
The first one is:View attachment 90918
I just bought my 2012 RT-S about a month ago and started doing some mods.
I started to notice some things that I do not know what they are or what I should do with it.
The first one is:View attachment 90918
I bought it used, the beginning of June. It is a 2012 and it had 650 miles on itDid you buy it new or used..?? Could be mods already done...the suggestion of getting a shop manual is the best. Green manuals on ebay about twenty bucks and has all the info including wire diagrams updates parts list and flat rate...:thumbup:
here is #2View attachment 90922
It's hard to see. it looks like an electrical connector on the left side near the shock
right side near the shockView attachment 90923
it's an electrical connector that doesn't go anywhere?
Right side near the shockView attachment 90925
These wires are hanging down and getting trapped in the spring.
I have not tried to secure it yet, any suggestions?
no, Doc said it is the air temp and sensorThat one looks a lot like the audio cable for the Sena unit... do you have one in your frunk? It could be a couple of different wires too, but does need to be tied up also. Just make sure that when you do tie stuff up, that it won't impede frunk removal should it become necessary.
Thank you, I love and hate this pictureThe connectors you are showing are electrical connection to the Trunk.
#2 is the Fog light connection. If left in the condition as shown it may get crushed by the spring. I have replaced several connectors for people because of this problem. Had it happen to me
#3 Cable shown is the Air Pressure and Temperature Sensor (taped cable) and Fog Light.
There is an extra connector on each side in the picture which I added for my added lighting. All the cables and connectors you show should be pushed up and forward into the cavity at the top backside of the Trunk. It is a pian.
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