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billtMember

Bosswrench - Thanks for the install instructions.
After installing the stock wiring harness I noticed the rear pigtail section was hard and not as flexible as the rest of the harness (probably due to its location inside the engine bay) so I decided to remake it. I don't plan to run the new pigtail inside the engine bay,instead I'm running it along the right rear fender well on the ledge above the suspension then running it thru the stock access hole into the engine bay then directly into the access hole in the back of the right rear light canister area - then running it in the tunnel behind the license plate to the left rear light canister area, etc ...

I think this will protect the rear harness from direct heat.

Do you agree? or am I messing up ...

2/20/188:31 AM

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