H2 OEM Off Road Lights

[SummitUp]

I'm in the process of blacking out my '05 H2, so to replace my chrome brush guard I recently scored a black OEM brush guard on Craig's List which came with the 2 OEM Hummer off road lights. I know these are not PIAA's (they're BOSCH), but what the he11, they're freebies so I might as well hook 'em up. Unfortunately my H2 did not come factory equipped with OEM off road lights, so I will (most likely) have to rig my own wiring and switch. But I'm wondering if it's possible that the H2's were pre-wired at the assembly plant with the wiring harness in place that could be used for the off road lights in case a customer wanted an upgrade at their dealership? It's these 2 unused plugs that are located next to the horn behind the passenger side headlights that makes think this may be possible (see the pix).

So my questions are:

1] Does anyone know what these 2 unused plugs are for (the bottom pic)?
2] Can anyone tell me where I can find plugs to fit the OEM off road lights?
3] Do these lights pull enough amperage to require a relay?

Thanks in advance for your help!

[MONSTERMATT]

think those are some kind of sensor maybe

[SummitUp]

Your right. I've since learned they are temperature sensors. The one on the left sends the data signal for the outside ambient air temperature to the temp display on the interior rear view mirror. The other one is a temp sensor also, but for what I don't know.

[finall]

Are you sure none of these are airbag sensors?

[finall]

Actually likely not airbag sensor. Just looked at mine. Since it is attached to a flimsy piece of plastic, and not front bumper.

[MONSTERMATT]

Originally Posted by finall

Are you sure none of these are airbag sensors?

that is waht my mechanic said he thought they were, we are wondering where the airbag sensor is, because my air bag message light is on, we think it may have been brushed accidentally when installing HID lights, anyone know where it is???

[HumminNBoatin']

I think they are Airbag Sensor's. If you really want to find out just unplug them and stick a mulitimeter in them and see what happens.