Reply to "Cleaning up engine bay wiring/hoses"

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Here's a shot of my AC hoses exiting the engine bay. Once through the opening, I ran them up and above the structural channel securing with adel clamps and ran them foward to the drier that I relocated.

That same channel ends at the passenger side tail light housing, and that's where I cut an opening to route the wiring behind the tail lights. I ran the wiring forward through that channel and exited at an opening that already exists. took a while to get the wires through. Make sense?

Ron

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