Mystery pigtail

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99caddymess

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So I'm working on my 1999 gmc k2500 ccsb. I'm trying to put new speakers in it. When I took the passenger side speaker, a pigtail not connected to anything fell out. It's got tape with the number 8144 on it, and 4 wires. Tan, red, red, and purple/ white. I can't find what it was supposed to be connected to. Below are photos of said pigtail
 

99caddymess

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So I'm working on my 1999 gmc k2500 ccsb. I'm trying to put new speakers in it. When I took the passenger side speaker, a pigtail not connected to anything fell out. It's got tape with the number 8144 on it, and 4 wires. Tan, red, red, and purple/ white. I can't find what it was supposed to be connected to. Below are photos of said pigtail

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Caman96

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Looks factory with the tag on it. I thought of this, but I don’t see a match.
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DonYukon

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Is it the pigtail for the tweeter in the door? Front door obviously. They are usually bundled tight with the door controls so I doubt it but my driver side always comes loose
 
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