Wiring harness removal help.
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Wiring harness removal help.
I watched the FD R&R video and in that video he jsut disconnects the wiring harness and removes the ABS heat shield and pulls it through the fireswall.
On my car I removes the ABS heat shield and I notice my wiring harness goes through the firewall at a differnt spot. Mine goes through way behind the ABS unit way below the wiper motor. I dont see anyway to even get ahold of it without removing the ABS unit.
Anyone else encounter this? Anyway for em to pull the harness through w/o removing or disconnecting the ABS unit?
On my car I removes the ABS heat shield and I notice my wiring harness goes through the firewall at a differnt spot. Mine goes through way behind the ABS unit way below the wiper motor. I dont see anyway to even get ahold of it without removing the ABS unit.
Anyone else encounter this? Anyway for em to pull the harness through w/o removing or disconnecting the ABS unit?
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I've never taken the ABS or shield off or anything else.
I either push it out from inside the car or use a long pry bar.
To reinstall it I squirt a little Windex or Armor All on the boot and pop it in really easily with a couple long pry bars again. Long screwdrivers work great too.
I either push it out from inside the car or use a long pry bar.
To reinstall it I squirt a little Windex or Armor All on the boot and pop it in really easily with a couple long pry bars again. Long screwdrivers work great too.
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Originally Posted by turbojeff
I've never taken the ABS or shield off or anything else.
I either push it out from inside the car or use a long pry bar.
To reinstall it I squirt a little Windex or Armor All on the boot and pop it in really easily with a couple long pry bars again. Long screwdrivers work great too.
I either push it out from inside the car or use a long pry bar.
To reinstall it I squirt a little Windex or Armor All on the boot and pop it in really easily with a couple long pry bars again. Long screwdrivers work great too.
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