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Old Jun 21, 2006 | 02:25 PM
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I knew that was probably the answer. I will just hook it up the regular way. Do I need to make the connection in the door or can I make the connection behind the drivers kick plate?
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Originally Posted by sharpie
I knew that was probably the answer. I will just hook it up the regular way. Do I need to make the connection in the door or can I make the connection behind the drivers kick plate?
most (if not all) connections can be done in the footwell area.
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