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Looking for A-pillar harness connector

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I want to tap into the A-pillar harness (PN 1682255-00-F) at the connector below the trim (don't want to splice wires). Looks like a 2x7 arrangement. Anyone know the Molex(?) part number just for the connector?
Tesla Roadster 2nd gen Looking for A-pillar harness connector 1725064405535-81
 
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I want to tap into the A-pillar harness (PN 1682255-00-F) at the connector below the trim (don't want to splice wires). Looks like a 2x7 arrangement. Anyone know the Molex(?) part number just for the connector?
1725064405535-81.png
What application are you using the harness for?
 
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What application are you using the harness for?
I find the BSI indicators too dim during the daytime so I want to tap into the BSI signals to send to a PIC microcontroller. Plan is to have that energize haptic vibration motors in the driver's seat. Using a PIC since they are almost as cheap as a transistor and allows me to control the feel better. Can start with a larger signal when it first appears and then periodic weak pulsing if the vehicle remains.
 
 
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