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Default Can anyone identify this odd connector?

Has anyone ever seen a connector that looks like this? I have NO idea what this is and have never seen it before. The filter looks to be simply open and pass through. The connector is nothing more than a connector. No clue why or how this got on this LS6. I have seen a lot of odd things in my years of doing inspections but this is a new one. Anyone have an idea please let me know.
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