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Tailgate Hinge Wiring? 200 1986

posted by  mudduck on  Tue Feb 11 01:42 CST 2003
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I rerouted mine on the driver side with out removing the hinge to see how it would work 2 weeks and i think its going to be fine, found a good description in the FAQ and modified it a little, I'm not that picky about looks at this point. (my car NOT the wifes) I was suprised how easy it was and real glad to be rid of the wires through the hinge deal, an idea that rates right up there with bio-degradeable wireing and threading the wire harness "through' the intake manifold IMHO, I love my bricks but the wiring really does look like something I'd do.
Bret
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rust free in west Texas






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