Hanging

[valic007]

sup all i have a quick question. we had some snow here in pa and i was out running in it and man the Tahoe is like a tank in 4wd got around no problem but when i looked out toady i seen wires hanging down by the cross member and there not connected to anything they look to be taped up the 4wd still works im wondering if it might have something to do with my abs light being on any ideas would be awesome

 

[purple 'hoe]

sup all i have a quick question. we had some snow here in pa and i was out running in it and man the Tahoe is like a tank in 4wd got around no problem but when i looked out toady i seen wires hanging down by the cross member and there not connected to anything they look to be taped up the 4wd still works im wondering if it might have something to do with my abs light being on any ideas would be awesome

Please take pictures of said wires hanging down. I have literally no idea where you might be talking about, since this could be a number of locations. Pictures help a ton.

Also, year make model and body style will help.

 

[valic007]

will do ill get some pics in the morning and thanks again and its a 1996 4dr Tahoe

 

[valic007]

ok here are some pics hope they help i cant see where they lead hope this help and thanks again

thats on the driver side by the Axel going to fwd

 

[SunlitComet]

That is the wiring for the rear O2 sensors you will have at least pink and black wires(heater circuit and ground) for both sensors and should have tan and purple for left cylinder bank post converter sensor and purple/white and tan/white for right cylinder head post converter sensor.

 

[valic007]

Ok dumb question lol where do the plug in and why didnt i get an engine light Im dumb when it comes to this kinda stuff

 

[SunlitComet]

there would be an oxy sensor screwed into back of each converter and they plug in there. I am not sure why you got no light. What year is vehicle?

 

[valic007]

ok ill take a look as soon as this rain stops. It's a 1996 and would that effect my gas mileage? and once again thanks for helping me with this

 

[SunlitComet]

technically it does play a role but not a major one.