Where are these wires coming from?

[RKUBICA]

These wires came this way & it's quicker to ask someone here than pouring over electr. Diagrams. They're on the pass side and I believe the one with the plug could be antenna lead.

 

[greeneyegi]

no pic?

 

[nwarky]

Can't help myself. Have to jerk your chain. Again, need a pic. Your Gary Larsen comic seems very appropriate!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[RKUBICA]

Can't help myself. Have to jerk your chain. Again, need a pic. Your Gary Larsen comic seems very appropriate!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sorry about that "glitch" guys it was late in my defense

 

[blackazz]

I think the brown ended one is from the boost gauge if you have a digital dash.I'm sure one of the other members will chime in an correct me if I'm wrong.

 

[RKUBICA]

No digital dash

 

[aminga]

It doesn't matter they used the same harness in both.

 

[nwarky]

Trying to help but my info might further confuse. My car with regular dash and power antenna has a three wire connection to the power antenna colored green, gray and white to a "nonweatherpack" connector. Three wires run to the boost gauge sending unit in a weatherpack connector with the wires colored black, lighter green and gray. I have no brown connector as shown in your picture.

 

[RKUBICA]

The wires have been like that since I purchased the car . Car has VDO boost gauge but I'm thinking since the car is an X that wiring might be specific to that car. Any GNX owners or maybe X Ray might be able to share their insights.

 

[RKUBICA]

TTT

 

[GNVenom]

Brown connector is for the HI LO boost lights if so equipped, otherwise not connected to anything inside the car. The other wires - one green - is for the 2 bar MAP sensor that made the tach/boost dash gauge read BOOST.

Your dash indicator probably doesn't work because the connector is missing.

 

[RKUBICA]

Brown connector is for the HI LO boost lights if so equipped, otherwise not connected to anything inside the car. The other wires - one green - is for the 2 bar MAP sensor that made the tach/boost dash gauge read BOOST.