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    Thanks for the suggestion, it's up by the wiper motor area. Hope some more people can help out.

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    One way to find out quickly is to disconect one of the wires and see what doesn't work. Horn, headlites, wipers etc.
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    You could just start tracing some of those wires too , and see where they go too
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