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Should go down through the bottom as I recall.

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Old 06-17-2013, 11:37 PM
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Thanks,

Would that be the same path as the turn signal wiring?

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Old 06-18-2013, 04:29 AM
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The best way to install it is to thread a single piece of wire donw through the top & then when it sticks out the bottom tape the wires all together with some black tape as small of a bundle as you can then pull it up through the coloumn until you get it up to where you need it, then untape the bundle so you can hook up your wires where they go.

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Would that be the same path as the turn signal wiring?

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Yes. The cruise wiring had it's own plastic conduit part that will protect it from the rotating shift bowl.






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Thanks guys,

I have studied the service manual now, but if anyone could confirm what I think it shows, that would be great. I read the drawings as if the wires should go down the round opening indicated in the attached photo. Does that seem right?

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Old 06-19-2013, 02:36 AM
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Yes It should go into the plastic covering to help to keep it from chaffing the wires as it rubs on the shift bowl & yes the other wires go throught the same path as the turn signal wiring down through the left side as your looking at it while sitting in the car.

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