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Old 05-02-2021, 09:32 PM
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2000 Silverado RCSB V6 to Gen III 4.8 Swap

I have no clue what these two connectors which appear to be underneath the fuse box go to. Any ideas? They appear to connect nowhere. Can anyone provide some support?


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2000 Silverado RCSB V6 to Gen III 4.8 Swap

I have no clue what these two connectors which appear to be underneath the fuse box go to. Any ideas? They appear to connect nowhere. Can anyone provide some support?


did you find where the connection went? I know this is an old thread
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Show the wire colors. That'll give us a clue what they're connected to. Beyond that, they're just generic connectors.

That said, both look factory. They probably had to do either with options your truck didn't come with, or the 6-cyl vs V8 deal.
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3 pin goes to front axle/ tcase harness if it's 4wd Large black is 12V plugs into a slot on the back of the block by the white plugs with heavy gauge wires. But again if trucks been alive and everythings working it's unused OE
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