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Old 11-28-2009, 10:12 AM
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As mentioned below, add a few grounds and make sure you are grounding to "clean" metal. I would also pull your steering wheel in addition to the front seats. Take good photos before you start disassembly and mark every wire you disconnect....EVERY wire. Agree with using M&H, there is none better. I would also recommend "bench-testing" all your lights, including the dash lights, it's just easier to work on at the kitchen table instead of in the car. Since you have an a/c car, you'll want to pay special attention to the routing of your wires to clear the pathways for the ducting. I forgot to do that and had to re-run my wiring to open up those areas, especially the driver's side dash vent...what a PITA. Good luck!

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