Where does this go? A little help.

[Tonecapone]

So to begin with I received my 2024 Raptor a little over a week ago. I've been perusing the threads and have been trying to do my due diligence on things to check after delivery. I found a number of the issues with tape, the rear applique, and the corrosion on the shock. I also had some scratches on my driver side rear window and the top of the rear driver side fender is not completely attached. That being said when I was under the hood removing the tape today I noticed that these were not attached. I went through the threads but cannot see where they are supposed to go. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Tone

 

[awd5906]

These do not attach to anything. Those Christmas trees are unattached from the factory like that. It’s a Raptor quirk.

 

[Wartman]

How bad is your rear driver side fender? I noticed mine was popped out a bit further than the other 3 today. Just the top is probably 1/4 inch away from the body panel.

 

[mtnghost]

I would put the wire harness in the cream coloured loop in pic one, snap the smaller wires in the holders in pic below pic one. Quirky Christmas trees I have no idea, unless there is a hole somewhere for you to push them through. Would hate for the first two harnesses to rub and have to be replaced prematurely.

 

[MurderedOutSVT]

 

[Tonecapone]

How bad is your rear driver side fender? I noticed mine was popped out a bit further than the other 3 today. Just the top is probably 1/4 inch away from the body panel.

Mine is about the same.
Thanks,
Tone

 

[Tonecapone]

I would put the wire harness in the cream coloured loop in pic one, snap the smaller wires in the holders in pic below pic one. Quirky Christmas trees I have no idea, unless there is a hole somewhere for you to push them through. Would hate for the first two harnesses to rub and have to be replaced prematurely.

The cream colored loop is actually attached to the orange wire bundle. But I don't see anything to attach it to.

 

[mtnghost]

It looked to be already attached to something. No matter maybe it’s just there to mitigate rubbing on the metal in that specific area.