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Help Recognizing a Plug?

I am now beginning to reassemble my car after stripping the interior. Unfortunately, I didn't take a picture of this one. Does anyone know what this wire plugs into? It's a male, two-pin plug with a blue wire going to each pin.

It travels under a metal tie down with the wire that connects to the driver's seat. For the life of me, I can't find anything that it plugs into.


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Check your seatbelts.
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That's what I thought at first, but the seatbelt wire is two-pronged male also and I've located the connector for it...it's the other wire that is under the metal clip with this one.
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Looks like one inside the heat control unit over the e/brake.
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Maybe it IS to the heater controller...that would make sense.

I attached the wide cable coming out of the heater control box that goes into the transmission coupler housing.

I bet there's a spot up inside it that it attached to that I just couldn't see

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