SR+ 2021 - Unused connector into the frunk

[Froog]

Hello,

Today, i found these unused wire connectors into the frunk, in the part near the front lock mechanism. (look at the attached files).

Do someone have information about these two unused wired connectors ?

 

[orntar]

Looks like the homelink connectors.

Curious, what were you digging around for?

 

[Froog]

Activating the disabled SR+ fog lights...

 

[Gauss Guzzler]

One is for Homelink, the second might be for radar?

 

[rpiotro]

Activating the disabled SR+ fog lights...

And??? Would you care to report on your findings?

 

[Two-rocks]

If it’s is for the fog lights, it would not be connected because there is nothing to connect it to.

Unless your car is older, for short time they had fog lights installed and not activated, but I think it’s rare.

 

[Froog]

Speaking of the disabled fog light for the SR+, the wiring is present but, on the light assembly, the fog light is missing and the central pin of the 3 pin plug is missing too. I have to find new assemblies with all lights built in. I ordered a pair from China as an upgrade fog light kit on AliExpress. It comes not only with everything but a 40A / 12V automotive relay. I just install a 12V push button illuminated switch in the interior central console and route wires from 12v cigarette lighter to not fool the e-fuse by tapping 12v. The fog lights and the relay feed are wired to the 12V battery. It works perfectly but it's an old pushbutton technology approach. I have to warn you, it is a big job, it takes me 3 days to study and disassembling, prep soldering new automotive one and two pin connectors to new wires, find a way to go from the cabin to the frunk and removing and replacing the actual assembly and tap the original wires. I live in a mountain area so new fog lights are welcome here at this time of year.

 

[Froog]

Speaking of the disabled fog light for the SR+, the wiring is present but, on the light assembly, the fog light is missing and the central pin of the 3 pin plug is missing too. I have to find new assemblies with all lights built in. I ordered a pair from China as an upgrade fog light kit on AliExpress. It comes not only with everything but a 40A / 12V automotive relay. I just install a 12V push button illuminated switch in the interior central console and route wires from 12v cigarette lighter to not fool the e-fuse by tapping 12v. The fog lights and the relay feed are wired to the 12V battery. It works perfectly but it's an old pushbutton technology approach. I have to warn you, it is a big job, it takes me 3 days to study and disassembling, prep soldering new automotive one and two pin connectors to new wires, find a way to go from the cabin to the frunk and removing and replacing the actual assembly and tap the original wires. I live in a mountain area so new fog lights are welcome here at this time of year.