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That is the original condenser fan unit. I had the fan shroud powder coated. We ran the hoses through the firewall stock hole and down the console following the original path using all of the original hose clamps. I enlarged the hole in the engine bay to accommodate both hoses. Then the hoses and wiring harness were put in the cavity and we covered them with a piece of 1/8" aluminum that was 4" wide by about 14" long. The aluminum was fastened with (3) 10-24 nut serts so it's easily removable. The wiring harness reached the plug easily. I can take a picture of the aluminum cover if you like.

11/21/236:28 AM

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