tdengines
Newbie
I have a 1984 Blazer. On the driver's side of my cap, there is this hole, about 3 inches across and 2 inches deep. It has some metal fittings or contacts in it. Can anyone tell me what it's for? Is something missing from the hole?
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cylindrical hole on cap/cover
- Thread starter tdengines
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daleearnhardt01
1/2 ton status
Should be the wiring for the dome light in the back....
Mudstud
1/2 ton status
What cap are you talking about?
tdengines
Newbie
What cap am I talking about?
The fiberglass cap/shell/cover that is mounted over the rear of the Blazer, covering the rear seat and bed.
The whole is actually about 2 inches across and one inch deep (now that I take another look at it). It's on the back portion of the front of the frame of the cap, behind the driver's seat.
And I thought the cargo light wiring was overhead center according to the instructions for removing the cap in the manual.
The fiberglass cap/shell/cover that is mounted over the rear of the Blazer, covering the rear seat and bed.
The whole is actually about 2 inches across and one inch deep (now that I take another look at it). It's on the back portion of the front of the frame of the cap, behind the driver's seat.
And I thought the cargo light wiring was overhead center according to the instructions for removing the cap in the manual.
Nope, there should be a white metal plate screwed into those metal pieces. It is most definitely for the topper light. Wiring comes up from the side panel (as I recall) and goes into that panel, where there is a black plastic connector. Pull the connector out, disconnect from the ropper end, you can remove the top. 
