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The sheer quantity of wires in the console's main connector look…

The sheer quantity of wires in the console's main connector looks overwhelming. But once organized by function, it becomes very manageable. Top priority goes to the park detect switch because (as I learned the hard way) the BCM will stay awake until the battery dies if it can't sense that the shifter is in Park.
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The sheer quantity of wires in the console's main connector looks overwhelming. But once organized by function, it becomes very manageable. Top priority goes to the park detect switch because (as I learned the hard way) the BCM will stay awake until the battery dies if it can't sense that the shifter is in Park. IF THE IMAGE IS TOO SMALL, click it.Original file
The sheer quantity of wires in the console's main connector looks overwhelming. But once organized by function, it becomes very manageable. Top priority goes to the park detect switch because (as I learned the hard way) the BCM will stay awake until the battery dies if it can't sense that the shifter is in Park.
IF THE IMAGE IS TOO SMALL, click it.

The sheer quantity of wires in the console's main connector looks overwhelming. But once organized by function, it becomes very manageable. Top priority goes to the park detect switch because (as I learned the hard way) the BCM will stay awake until the battery dies if it can't sense that the shifter is in Park.
IF THE IMAGE IS TOO SMALL, click it.

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