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Car Forum / Jaguar Cars / October 2006

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Wiring harness differences

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Friendly_Bloke - 21 Oct 2006 02:03 GMT
Does anyone know if different wiring harnesses are used in models with
different options?  Specifically, I would like to add some options that
were not included on the base model (I bought it used), but I would
like, such as motorized seats, the CD changer and fold in mirrors.

I have seen on other makes of vehicles that the same harness was used,
so afterl-the-fact add-ins just plugged right in with no additional
modifications, but this is my first Jag and I wanted to make sure
before I purchased any of those items.

Thanks.
Don Young - 21 Oct 2006 03:00 GMT
> Does anyone know if different wiring harnesses are used in models with
> different options?  Specifically, I would like to add some options that
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> Thanks.

I do not know specifically about your car and add-ins. Generally there are
several main wiring harnesses and these contain connectors for some popular
options which may or may not be installed. These harnesses are not changed
for adding other options. Some other options require additional smaller
harnesses. The best source for this information is in the parts manual for
your particular car, although it may not contain information on all possible
options. You will just have to deal with each option individually to
determine what the installation requirements are. If additional wiring is
required it is a really good idea to get it with the option.

Don Young

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