Question about 1996 Eagle Vision
Ive always used the steering colum, just made a hole or went around the boot. look at the firwall for any rubber boots that have access to the inside and squeeze that wire in there. but if all else fails. you can run the wire under the car to the trunk. making sure to keep away from the pipes and using alot of ties to the frame or other. also you would have to drill hole in bottem of trunk then seal the left over room. write back if you have anymore questions, hope this helps.....
Posted on Jan 04, 2009
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are there many moving parts, you think, on the engine side of the wall that would interfere with the wiring?
Thank you so much for the fast response, I think you may have just solved my 3 day predicament....
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