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Loose wire on Fiat Bravo

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  • 04-07-2006 9:45am
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    Beano
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    I was walking to my car last night and I noticed a loose wire hanging underneath the bumper on the offside. I got in to the car and everything seemed ok so I drove home. I brought it to my mechanic this morning and he couldnt find where it was supposed to go. He thought it could be a spare wire for a spot and it definitely does look like an electrical connection for a light. Except there is isnt a corresponding wire on the drivers side which I imagine there would be if it was for a spot.

    Anybody got any idea what it could be for?


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    MercMad
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    It might still be a foglamp, sometimes the main dealer kits include the lamps, brackets and a loom from one side to the other !

    Either thast or the wire on the other side is well taped up !


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    Day-wanna-wonga
    Closed Accounts Posts: 189 ✭✭Day-wanna-wonga


    Beano wrote:
    Fiat

    Aaah - I think I found the source of your problem right there.


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    colm_mcm
    Registered Users Posts: 73,455 ✭✭✭✭colm_mcm


    On certain years of Fiat Bravos, they are pre-wired for CD changers and Foglights even if they aren't fitted. Foglights will have yellow plug on the end with a grey conduit.


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