The port is tucked up right here, but we popped it out so you can see it better. This is a pretty simple process, just go ahead and push this down, pull it out, get your T connector, line up the slots and pop it back in there. The hard part is finding a place where you want to mount it to get it out of the way. What well do is use this screw that goes through this hole here. Hold it to where you want it, make a few marks with it and then draw the marks. We then drill a hole and re-attach the screw. more
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Posted: 8/8/2008 4:41:21 AM
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Wiring harness arrived fast because of free upgrade in shipping and plugged right in no mess or hassle. Great website will recommend and use again!
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