Unknown white cord
That's somebody's hack wiring and is NOT factory to the car . Eliminate it by following it to where it's connected and do a proper job of disconnecting it , then pull the whole thing out .... 
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Re: Unknown white cord
Probably someone's attempt at installing fog/driving lights off a toggle switch. Get rid of it.
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Re: Unknown white cord
Not factory.
It's in places that look like it was related to an aftermarket alarm. Looks like maybe it was for the noisemaker. If it has/d such a system, locate EVERY TRACE of it, and YANK it.
It's in places that look like it was related to an aftermarket alarm. Looks like maybe it was for the noisemaker. If it has/d such a system, locate EVERY TRACE of it, and YANK it.
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