Dome Light Diode Fried

[HungryMedic]

After wiggling wires I found out it is this plug.

After I hard wired the wires... It worked.

 

[HungryMedic]

The crimp splices on the blue/yel wire are just the factory splices - tape them back up well and leave them alone. Your issue won't be diode related, but more likely a blown fuse or power supply issue. Possibly an issue with the port installed keyless/alarm system. Have you checked the fuses?

All fuses good, it was this plug. Wire was pulled out and rest were corroded

 

[HungryMedic]

Now to figure out what these wires are...

 

[bryson]

I'd guess that is the tap harness that is used when the keyless entry system is installed. I have a complete keyless system (removed from vehicle) at home that I can look at to double check if you'd like.

 

[HungryMedic]

Yes please, that would be great.

 

[HungryMedic]

Also if you notice, there are two. Wires that are spliced but not connected to anything...

 

[bryson]

Looks to me like they were connected to each other, but I'll look at the alarm harness and double check.

 

[bryson]

Here's a quote from this thread:

It looks like it could be part of the alarm. Here's a picture of the whole alarm harness and there seems to be a red with black striped wire as part of the harness. Where does the other end of your wire go?
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I don't think that t-harness you're working with is part of the alarm/keyless... Hopefully someone else knows and can chime in.

 

[HungryMedic]

As of right now I have the wires capped off.

 

[HungryMedic]

One wire is for sure the alarm. It flashes lights according to that thread. I assume the other that's attached to the rearward running harness is its mate...

What say you?

 

[bryson]

I'd recommend chasing both wires to where they terminate to be sure, but I suspect you're right.