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Old 08-24-2015, 01:21 AM   #1
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Anybody know what this plug is for?
Hey we recently bought a 2005 gmc Yukon. Yesterday I was going through it and noticed that the plug was just there and can't figure out where it goes. Any ideas would be great!
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Old 08-24-2015, 06:07 AM   #2
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optional heater control valve for rear system? I'm just guessing.

nice choice of a truck. All it needs now is a boat. Hey, I've got an idea
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optional heater control valve for rear system? I'm just guessing.

nice choice of a truck. All it needs now is a boat. Hey, I've got an idea
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Yeah, if he buys mine I can then get a real good start on my midlife crisis (Lund)
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Old 08-24-2015, 01:27 PM   #5
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Are they worth installing, if so where would someone get one? Thanks! We love it so far. Unfortunately my wife's not a big fan of boats but she's kinda interested in kayaks so we'll see. When you planning on getting your new boat? What kind?
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Are they worth installing, if so where would someone get one? Thanks! We love it so far. Unfortunately my wife's not a big fan of boats but she's kinda interested in kayaks so we'll see. When you planning on getting your new boat? What kind?
I'll get the new one 2 days after you buy my old one

I wouldn't bother doing anything with that connector. Close the hood and enjoy life
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Old 08-24-2015, 06:08 PM   #7
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I'll get the new one 2 days after you buy my old one

I wouldn't bother doing anything with that connector. Close the hood and enjoy life
Lol tempting, boats are addicting aren't they!
Sounds great, I'll ignore it.
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I have the same plug on my 06, never have known what it was for but I got the truck straight off the lot and it hasn't caused me any problems. Yet!
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Lol tempting, boats are addicting aren't they!
Sounds great, I'll ignore it.
safe, legal version of drugs

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B.O.A.T.

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Here's mine I tow with my '06 K2500

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Old 08-27-2015, 01:13 AM   #11
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I believe that is for the old Air injection that used to sit in that corner on older models.
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Old 08-27-2015, 02:10 AM   #12
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safe, legal version of drugs

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Lol I think drugs might be cheaper in long run. I'm excited to take the fishing boat out this summer hopefully soon.

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Wow that's a nice boat! What kinda power do those things have?
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Old 08-27-2015, 06:19 PM   #13
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There is a Merc 115 outboard and a Merc 9.9 kicker.

Sorry for the hijack OP!

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No worries! Love boats!
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Ive built a ton of those body style trucks and not one of them EVER had anything plugged into that plug. Jim
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And have had many stripped down all the way
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Old 08-28-2015, 02:34 AM   #17
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that's a plug for a 02sensor
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No worries! Love boats!
Except mine. You'd rather see it sunk I assume
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that's a plug for a 02sensor
Nope, 2 wire. O2 sensors are 4 wire
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Auxiliary Battery Relay Electrical Connector,
I have only seen the relay & Aux. Battery on gas trucks "Up-fitted" for Fire/Rescue/EMT/RV.
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Except mine. You'd rather see it sunk I assume
Why's that Todd .
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Why's that Todd .
That way I would stop trying to sell it to you.
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