Found a connector on the floor…

‘24 pro, pulled out of the garage and saw a connector that a mouse chewed off, looking underneath I can’t see the other end of the wire to figure out what he got. It’s an 8 pin connector, wire colors: White, Green, Brown, Yellow, Orange, Red, Black, Blue. Can anyone ID? It could have come off passenger side area about where the cab and bed meet, but that’s just where I found it on the floor

 

Power passenger seat still operational?

 

Time for some mouse bait.
What does not work now that worked before?
Were both sides of the connector on the floor?

 

Pics??? Find it on garage floor? Did you look up under there yet?

 

Seat still works

Just 1 side of the connector, everything seems to still be working, at least I haven’t noticed anything yet

Looked around a bit, but I’m not seeing anything

 

That doesn't appear to be from your truck. More likely road debris flung up under your truck somewhere that fell out in your garage.

 

Maybe, but it looks too new for me to think it’s not from my truck, I did run it over pulling out of the garage, and every part is there if not attached anymore

 

Google the part number

 

141 number comes up with just the connector, 152 number doesn’t return anything. On Toyotas part lookup both numbers return nothing

 

That number style doesn't look like a Toyota part. I agree with lapoolboy & think it's road debris.
If it came from your truck, something wouldn't be working, or a warning light would be on with that many wires.

 

Have any other vehicles around?

 

2 Jeeps in the garage, but there’s not a connector on either of them that would be this clean, 0 corrosion, the tape holding the plastic flex tubing on the wires was still fresh, if this didn’t come off my truck and was road debris it came off of something just as new as the truck

 

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Parking Sensor ACC Module Plug Socket for Ford, Land Rover, Carnival Sharpe Max.

 

$14 YHGBVRD 1 Pc 8 Pin 1411001-1 TE Auto Reverse Parking Sensor Module Wiring Harness Air Flow Meter Plug(1 Pc)

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Last one, I promise:

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In my opinion it looks like it has too many solid colors. I'd think if it was a Toyota plug there would be stripes on the wires. Don't think it from your truck.

 

That was my first thought as well..
At least a white with black stripe ground wire..

 

To me, it doesn't look like any ratchet marks. Hard to say and for the rat to chew in the same spot at each wire.

 

I’m thinking yall are right, no faults with the truck, all the lighting works, all the sensors are good. Looked at the connector/wires a bit more and found a company name on it, kyungshin, they make parts for Hyundai and my wife’s Tucson was totaled and sat in the driveway for a week or so, I’m guessing it fell off of there, and I brought it in on a tire. Thanks for all the responses, time to double down on mouse bait and traps out there

 

Case closed.

 

Dang, if mice did that in short order I would be scared to go in my garage.

 

Wires are too thick for a 3rd gen Tundra but I see the mystery was already solved.

Hyundais have some particularly delicious soy-based wiring.

 

Using some Vulcan logic
If the connector was for something required it would have been plugged into another connector and not fall off.
If it was for a unused option it may have a plug to keep the pins from corroding , but more importantly it is not for an optional function you don't have so it shouldn't matter?