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Mystery Electrical Connector

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90topdown

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Pulled the drivers side seat out on a 90 GT and saw this partial melted electrical connector. Anybody know what it is for??
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Onefine88

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Pretty sure that's for the power lower back support pump on the seat back.
 

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Have a better picture? Color or wires? main color of wire is first follow by stripe color such as red/green (red wire with green stripe).
 

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There is black overspray on the wires so I can't really tell what color they are.

Driver's seat does not have power lumbar on it. So I assume they are not the original seats?? What seats came with power lumbar on a 90?? I assume that only the driver's side had power lumbar??

I have to pull the carpet up anyway to replace the transmission wiring harness. Once the carpet is up, it should be easy enough to tell what it is for.
 

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Is there a sensor that tells when you're sitting in the seat? Thus it gives a seat belt warning indicator or chime?
 

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Thats also where the fuel pump relay is, at least on my 89, but that looks like the lumbar plug to me.
 

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I have the same on my 90 LX, both driver and passenger seats. I also have the electric lumbar support, neither worked so I plugged them in and they still didn't work. Just figured my seats were faulty. Didn't have any seatbelt warnings after that so I'm just guessing it's the lumbar and old seats.
 
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