Where or what does this cable go to?? Chevy tahoe 2003

[hperezlsvgs]

 

[OR VietVet]

Welcome to the forum From Oregon.

That pigtail connector is hard to tell where it comes from because it looks like you have about 3"-4" length of wires attached and then that disappears inside the loom. If the loom is supposed to be there then whatever that plugs in to must be in that immediate area. Be best if you took some more pics with shots of the area and hand out of there.

Also, looks pretty filthy/dirty, so may have not been plugged in for quite some time.

 

[Doubeleive]

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goes to nothing, just a spare plug for some optional thing that was never used by the manufacture

 

[hperezlsvgs]

Welcome to the forum From Oregon.

That connector is hard to tell where it comes from because it looks like you have about 3"-4" length of wires attached and then that disappears inside the loom. If the loom is supposed to be there then whatever that plugs in to must be in that immediate area. Be best if you took some more pics with shots of the area and hand out of there.

Also, looks pretty filthy/dirty, so may have not been plugged in for quite some time.

Ok. I sure will. Also thank you

 

[hperezlsvgs]

goes to nothing, just a spare plug for some optional thing that was never used by the manufacture

Ooo I thought it was a ground wire I've been having reduce engine power issue

 

[OR VietVet]

If you have a problem with the rig, find the correct section and post there with the problem and more details of the problem. The section you are in will likely be ok.

 

[DougAMiller]

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That is the connector for the battery isolation solenoid for the aux battery in the factory dual battery option. However, the other end is not connected in the under-hood fuse box, it's just loose under the fuse block. It has to be connected if you want to put in the aux battery and solenoid. Although, the pin that goes to ground is connected.

 

[Joseph Garcia]

Welcome to the Forum from NH.

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Pics of the truck, please.

You are already receiving sage advice from the knowledgeable folks on this Forum.