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Rick R (Guest)

I re routed them to the front of the engine. Most of them went away since they were for a mustang wiring harness. The plug and coil wires were just pulled back and extended to come out of the back of the coil cover plates. Since I had just rewired the whole car it wasn't too bad. A friend from the Denver club who owns his own garage (Wheatridge Auto) helped me figure out all the computer wires. once i knew what they were it was pretty easy to put them where i wanted them. It did take 2 weeks for me to re work each wire though.

12/4/083:03 PM

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