1998 Lanos mystery part.
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1998 Lanos mystery part.
Can someone help me identify what this part is please?
My car got broken into, and the shroud around the Steering Column got totally trashed.
Fortunately, it wasn't stolen as the steering lock held tight, but some wiring has been ripped out.
There is a pair of wires hanging freely, and, [amongst the carnage] I found this 'plug' which I believe to be originally connected to the previously mentioned pair of wires.
I'm so so sorry, but I'm away from the car right now, and don't remember what colours the two wires are.....
.... but I'm sure they were connected to this plug attachment.
Where does it go and where do these two wires connect to? Which colour goes to which pin number. [there being a pin #1, and a pin #2 on this connector]
Does it clip on to the rear of the ignition switch? .... or does it go somewhere else?
Lucky for me, the car still starts using my key, and the steering lock still fully functional, so the car is still drivable.
Can someone help me ID this thing please? As you can see, it is black with some sort of yellow plastic retainer clip partially running around it. [would it have anything to do with the Airbag by any chance?]
Cheers to all.....
My car got broken into, and the shroud around the Steering Column got totally trashed.
Fortunately, it wasn't stolen as the steering lock held tight, but some wiring has been ripped out.
There is a pair of wires hanging freely, and, [amongst the carnage] I found this 'plug' which I believe to be originally connected to the previously mentioned pair of wires.
I'm so so sorry, but I'm away from the car right now, and don't remember what colours the two wires are.....
.... but I'm sure they were connected to this plug attachment.
Where does it go and where do these two wires connect to? Which colour goes to which pin number. [there being a pin #1, and a pin #2 on this connector]
Does it clip on to the rear of the ignition switch? .... or does it go somewhere else?
Lucky for me, the car still starts using my key, and the steering lock still fully functional, so the car is still drivable.
Can someone help me ID this thing please? As you can see, it is black with some sort of yellow plastic retainer clip partially running around it. [would it have anything to do with the Airbag by any chance?]
Cheers to all.....
Re: 1998 Lanos mystery part.
I think it's the connector for the stop lamp switch.
Here is the switch.
If only two wires position of them is irrelevant. In the documentation I find pin #1 Brown/Black and pin #2 Red.
Here is the switch.
If only two wires position of them is irrelevant. In the documentation I find pin #1 Brown/Black and pin #2 Red.
Re: 1998 Lanos mystery part.
Thank you so much for your reply.
I will have another look first thing tomorrow.
I shall post my findings.
I will have another look first thing tomorrow.
I shall post my findings.
Re: 1998 Lanos mystery part.
Thank you Daniel.
Yes, that's exactly what it was.
I am truly grateful.
Fixed.
Yes, that's exactly what it was.
I am truly grateful.
Fixed.
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Re: 1998 Lanos mystery part.
question? why would ANYONE want to break into a lanos?
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Re: 1998 Lanos mystery part.
good point Leo. they probably thought it was some rare sports car..... boy were they confused!
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Re: 1998 Lanos mystery part.
I did have the front and rear right side windows broken out on mine back in 2010 but nothing was stolen, the car wasn't even trashed (other than broken glass everywhere).Puddle31 wrote:good point Leo. they probably thought it was some rare sports car..... boy were they confused!
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Vehicles:
2001 Daewoo Lanos S Sedan
2001 Chevrolet Impala LS
Vehicles:
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2001 Chevrolet Impala LS
Re: 1998 Lanos mystery part.
They seem to be a difficult car steal if one was incline to be to otherwise.
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Re: 1998 Lanos mystery part.
A Lanos owner in Texas not only had their Lanos stolen, but the thief lead the cops on a chase, rolled, and completly totaled it too. Every Window was broken out both bumpers gone.bobbysdad wrote:They seem to be a difficult car steal if one was incline to be to otherwise.
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Vehicles:
2001 Daewoo Lanos S Sedan
2001 Chevrolet Impala LS
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2001 Daewoo Lanos S Sedan
2001 Chevrolet Impala LS
Re: 1998 Lanos mystery part.
If it was invloved ina chase, it had to be a slow speed chase!