What is this plug

[Travis05Rubi]

I have two of these, one left and right. I assumed fog light but when I look for such on an '05 rubicon the plug offered is different.

I have switched 12v with the lights on and both are located on each side of the radiator.

Id like to find a connector and use the power but need to know what to search for.

 

[jonny jeep]

That looks like the front turn signals socket with the securing tabs broken off.

They should be plugged into the bulb socket on either side.

 

[CharlesHS]

That connector is probably for the optional Daytime Running Lights.

 

[jonny jeep]

Daytime running light option uses a module mounted to the firewall, which runs one of the filaments in each headlamp at half brightness. It doesn't have any extra wiring at the front end.

 

[Travis05Rubi]

That looks like the front turn signals socket with the securing tabs broken off.

They should be plugged into the bulb socket on either side.

I have LED turn signals in the usual spot for flat fenders. This plug is constant 12v with the light switch on. I'm wired to flat tow so Its possible the turn signals were wired in on their own and this plug remains. I hadn't even thought of that so I'll test it today and see if the power flashes but I think your onto something.

 

[jonny jeep]

I'm at my laptop now so can reference the FSMs.

Wire colours for the turn signal connectors are white/yellow for the marker light, and black for ground on both sides.
Right has white/tan and left has white/light green for the turn signals which are the ones you will have pulse with the turn signals/hazards on.

 

[Travis05Rubi]

I'm at my laptop now so can reference the FSMs.

Wire colours for the turn signal connectors are white/yellow for the marker light, and black for ground on both sides.
Right has white/tan and left has white/light green for the turn signals which are the ones you will have pulse with the turn signals/hazards on.

Thanks for the colors, it is indeed a turn/marker light plug.