Mysterious red connector
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Three Wheelin'
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Mysterious red connector
Last night I removed the driver's side door pocket. Underneath near the inside door release handle there is a flat red 5 pin connector. It is not mated to anything. Anybody know what it is for?
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I believe there is more to it - specifically a special amp below the passenger seat. I have this option and I must say I wouldn't bother with the upgrade. There are better aftermarket alternatives.
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I'm just such a low tech guy - air cooled car, tube amps,
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Is that the red connector with the VW/Audi emblem on it? I saw that, too, in the spot where you are describing, when I was replacing the cracked speaker grille.
