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Driver door harness

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dakang

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Nov 19, 2013
Houston, Texas
Hey fellas. I am currently trying to run through wiring on my car to find out why my battery drains while off. Takes about 2 days if I don't start it up and I need a jump. My door locks don't work as well and I read some old threads stating that might be related. Well I take the panel off and I see this wiring that doesn't look right. I know it's not factory since it was zip tied to the door. My question is... is this some kind of wiring that is commonly added to our cars because of a well known issue? Wiring is a fuster cluck as it is and I'm going to remove later today or rewire if this was done for a reason. Just looks like a cap job to me though and I wouldn't be surprised if that's exactly what it is since the PO couldn't do anything right. There are 4 relay in that harness. Is this something that is usually added to an alarm system? I also have a POS alarm wired like garbage as well. Just let me know if that harness contraption looks "normal" to you. I'm ready to rip the alarm out today as well if it is related. Wouldn't mind attempting to do something for the locks but my main concern is no more dead batteries LOL. Car is a 95 Gst.
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No that is not a 'normal' thing that is done to these cars... Atleast when someone knows what they are actually doing.

Tough to say what it actually goes to.
 
No that is not a 'normal' thing that is done to these cars... Atleast when someone knows what they are actually doing.

Tough to say what it actually goes to.
Figures. I resent the PO more and more when I have to dig to find a problem. Looks like I will be doing some wire chasing today. Thanks man
 
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