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XC90: what is this wire?

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Apr 11th, 2016, 11:09

jjkenya

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XC90: what is this wire?

I noticed a pinched set of wires in the back of my XC90 (2008). Photo attached showing the pinched wire loom.
The photo shows the gap between the left hand rear seat (3rd row) and the side of the boot, with the seat's hinge visible (you can see the seat belt in the picture as well).
The wire runs along the side of the left hand 3rd row seat and has been crimped/pinched when we've folded the seat down...
It should obviously be tucked away but has popped out...

Can anyone tell me what this wire or set of wires is for?

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Last edited by jjkenya; Apr 11th, 2016 at 11:16. Reason: Typo's

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