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Old 09-29-2020, 04:47 PM   #16
WBrown
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Default Re: Wire splicing

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Originally Posted by 51woodie View Post
WBrown. If you remove the passenger courtesy light, you can disconnect the wire that comes from the dash/glovebox area. I had my glove box liner removed at the time, so it was easy to access the dash end of the wire. My wire was free to move when I pulled on it, so I connected a strong 6' piece of string to the light end, and pulled the wire out under the dash. I reversed the process to get the new wire in. Just make sure your wire/string splice is "smooth" with no knobs to get caught on anything. I hope this works for you.
WOW! THANKS LARGE Nice to be able to preserve the headliner.
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