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2016 Cub Cadet Challenger Crew 750 Help Needed

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Hi everyone, I’m new to the forum and was looking to get some help from anyone that has the same UTV as mine. 

So I just picked up a 2016 Cub cadet challenger crew with eps. It’s needs work, the guy that I bought it from completely took the machine apart due to needing an engine rebuild, but he also took off some spare parts to keep for his other machine. So basically I’m missing a few electronics, I think I’m missing a relay box and ecu but I’m not sure. I’ve looked everywhere on the internet for some pictures under the hood and can’t find anything. I’ve found part schematics but some of the pictures are not clear.

Can someone please open up their hood and post a few pictures of that area? There are a few bolt locations but I can’t find what goes there. It would really help me out. 

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Sledge, sorry for the late response, but thank you for the picture, it really helped me out.

I'm almost done with this project but realized that the previous owner for some reason cut the grey pigtail that goes to the ecu in the back off. I bought a new pigtail but the colors are different. Can anyone take a picture of the gray plug from the engine harness that plugs into ecu? It's under the back right seat. BTW, I cannot find another harness that's why I need to solder a new pigtail. I would appreciate any help, thank you!

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