Reply to "Cleaning up engine bay wiring/hoses"

garvinoMember

Thanks for the help so far. Just finished pulling the harness and unhooking the A/C stuff. I can not believe the amount of dirt that came out of the wiring harnesses rubber cover for the rear marker lights.

I see that I'll need to cut a hole for the A/C hoses at the back of the car where they will come back into the engine bay. But how about at the front of the engine bay near the coolant tanks? Do I need to cut holes for the A/C hoses to enter wheel well side in this area?

2/15/106:56 PM

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