Cut wires and missing part harness - nothing major though, phew
Morning FABO peeps
So, I have been tracing the wiring harness through my LP27 (GT conv) and upon removing the pocket panels behind (if they were present) the front seats I came across the pink and yellow wires to the pocket panel lights but they were cut on both sides. My question to the collective wisdom on this sub-forum would be, why this might be.
Also, I am missing the trunk light/switch part harness as per attachment. Could this facility be an option for the vehicle (no indication on the fender tag of such) ? Just seems like an odd facility to remove. If I did have the trunk light/switch then where would the light and switch have been placed ? I have a left side deck lid rain channel lip with a hole in it (attached) which I assume would be the switch location so where would the bulb be located ?
More also; Is it just my eyes or do the dark green, dark blue, brown and black wires in the engine bay all look black and don't get me started on deciphering between the yellow and tan tracers. Fun, fun, fun.
Morning FABO peeps
So, I have been tracing the wiring harness through my LP27 (GT conv) and upon removing the pocket panels behind (if they were present) the front seats I came across the pink and yellow wires to the pocket panel lights but they were cut on both sides. My question to the collective wisdom on this sub-forum would be, why this might be.
Also, I am missing the trunk light/switch part harness as per attachment. Could this facility be an option for the vehicle (no indication on the fender tag of such) ? Just seems like an odd facility to remove. If I did have the trunk light/switch then where would the light and switch have been placed ? I have a left side deck lid rain channel lip with a hole in it (attached) which I assume would be the switch location so where would the bulb be located ?
More also; Is it just my eyes or do the dark green, dark blue, brown and black wires in the engine bay all look black and don't get me started on deciphering between the yellow and tan tracers. Fun, fun, fun.
