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Eric Herrle
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What is it and what does it do?


 
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DougZ
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My guess is that it's a junction block for a very old brake controller.



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chrisW
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Those are pressure sensors – one is for a gauge and one is for an idiot light. Most likely its for air pressure.


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Shadow man
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Only way to know for sure is to follow the lines and see what they go to.
 
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