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Identify this connector? 2002 996 Cab

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Can someone help identify what this plug is for?  I believe it's for the Bose radio upgrade amp/cd Changer from the Factory.  It's part of the front wiring harness.  It's in the luggage compartment (Passenger Side) of a 2002 996 C2 Cab.

 

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Thanks!  I don't have the amp so I couldn't verify with connecting it, but the distance and placement makes sense.

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