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Old 11-04-2004, 02:11 AM   #1
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Wiring from the trunk

I'm trying to run wires for my CD changer from the trunk to the dash. Does anyone know of a way to get wires past the back seat without removing the entire seat? I'm looking for an easy solution to a hard problem. Thanks!
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Re: Wiring from the trunk

You can easily slip the wires between the back-rest edge and the side of the interior near the top of the back-rest. Have done this many times.
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