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What are these connections...

...under the steering column on a LHD 82SC. They appear to plug into relays, but I haven't gotten deep enough in my hood "deconstruction" to see what's on the other side...

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These look like connector blocks, which connect items such as the ignition key switch to a wiring loom on the trunk side.
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bump...anyone sure which is what?
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John,
I'm pretty sure one will trace back to the turn signal stalk.
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no idea - try doing a continuity test while pulling fuses

on the newre schematics there will be some ID of what they are
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The one on the right is for the ignition switch. The one in the middle is for the wiper switch. The one on the left is for the hi/low dimmer & turn signal switch. They are just multiplugs that continue the harness into the trunk.

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