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Old 10-09-2009, 01:24 AM
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Mystery Plugs Under Rear Seat

Last weekend I had to remove my rear seat in order to clean up a small mess which had dripped down between the seat belt receiver and seat cushion(see below). Upon seat removal I noticed several electrical plugs on top of the fuel tank. I recognised one being the Bluetooth ULF plug. Could someone please tell me what the others are for? Is the large one maybe intended for the DSP?
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So I'm coming back home after picking up some KFC, this included a small tub of gravy. You know that not real thick, sought of nice n runny type gravy. Bit too much grunt on one of the right handers and wooshka, the tub of gravy goes south minus the flimsy lid. Problem is that I only realised this after I got back home and saw what little remained of aforementioned gravy seeping nicely down around the seatbelt receiver. Don't ya hate it when shit happens!!!
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