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    Post  Myloth Fri Dec 05, 2014 3:25 pm

    I thought I asked about this before but don't think I got an answer and can't find the post. Anyway

    anyone have a clue?

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    Also there is a thin two wire black connector that is blue on the other side of the dash and an orange and black

    one any ideas what they are used for?
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    Post  GM B-Body Forum Fri Dec 05, 2014 9:40 pm

    Someone asked about that awhile ago, so i went through the topics and found it https://www.gmbbodyforum.com/t81-hvac-thermal-cutout-switch-location

    Do you have a pic of that other connector your talking about, im trying to picture it in my head and cant think of anything.
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    Post  Myloth Fri Dec 05, 2014 10:57 pm

    Thanks here are pics. So if i remove that thermal cutoff the downside losing a speed on the fan or?


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    Post  GM B-Body Forum Fri Dec 05, 2014 11:28 pm

    ohh that blue connector, thats for the speakers for the radio, i forget if the blue one is for the rear speakers or not, there should be three of those, ones blue, ones white and the other is black, and they all plug into a big connector. The other little black two prong connector is power for the clock.
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    Post  GM B-Body Forum Sat Dec 06, 2014 1:49 pm

    let me restate that, if you have a factory 4 speaker setup then there will be the three connectors white,black,blue. The black one is power for the radio, instrument lights and i believe the power antennae if it came optioned with that.
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    Post  Myloth Sun Dec 07, 2014 12:34 pm

    Ok lol thanks I new it was a remnant helps to clear that up.
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    Post  383Falcon Sat Sep 05, 2015 4:14 am

    GM B-Body Forum wrote:ohh that blue connector, thats for the speakers for the radio, i forget if the blue one is for the rear speakers or not, there should be three of those, ones blue, ones white and the other is black, and they all plug into a big connector. The other little black two prong connector is power for the clock.

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