Wiring question after swap

Cbennett · May 29, 2020

Hello all, first post here. I recently began a full swap of all parts from my wrecked 2005 Tahoe to a 2002 Tahoe and I'm having issues identifying afew connectors after swapping front ac and dash and body wiring harness. There is a 2 wire connector behind each kick panel that I thought I had disconnected before swapping but now when all is in, I cannot find any corresponding wires to connect them to. Also I have a 9 pin white connector at the center top of the dash near behind the radio. Anyone know what these are and if they are important? Thanks

PG01 · May 29, 2020

02-05 are different so probably things that aren’t in the 02

Tonyrodz · May 29, 2020

Cbennett said:
Hello all, first post here. I recently began a full swap of all parts from my wrecked 2005 Tahoe to a 2002 Tahoe and I'm having issues identifying afew connectors after swapping front ac and dash and body wiring harness. There is a 2 wire connector behind each kick panel that I thought I had disconnected before swapping but now when all is in, I cannot find any corresponding wires to connect them to. Also I have a 9 pin white connector at the center top of the dash near behind the radio. Anyone know what these are and if they are important? Thanks

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I'd guess those 2 pin connectors near the kick panels are for the lower kick panel(interior) lights that the 02 has, but the 05 doesn't. 02 was the last year for those.

Cbennett · May 29, 2020

Thanks for the replies. On this truck the dash and harness, wiring all the way through the interior, door harnesses, and anything electrical has been swapped from the 05 to the 02. I found that almost every connector changed and I didn't wanna chase all the wires. Just wondering if I tucked away connectors behind the dash upon install accidentally.

Cbennett · May 29, 2020

Btw everything is from the 05 minus body and frame as I bent the other from.

Joseph Garcia · May 29, 2020

Welcome to the Forum from NH. Lots of knowledgeable folks here who share their knowledge, experiences, and perspectives.

You have already received some feedback from members, and other members will chime in.

Good luck, and I hope that you will become a participating member in the Forum's discussions.

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