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I envy you guys that still have motivation to do all the work on your own cars.
The hardest part is getting yourself to start. There are extended periods of time that go by and I don't touch my cars, then one night I'll go out to the garage to play with something. Next thing I know it's 3AM and my car is all torn a part and I forced myself into a new project. lol
It definitely helps that most of my close friends love cars too, but these days we remodel homes together more than wrench on cars.
Originally Posted by AGladski
That sounds more appealing to me than running it through the engine bay. Has anyone made a tutorial on this method on the forums? Most of the ones I've seen have rerouted the wires through the engine bay.
I don't know if there is a tutorial, but once you remove the fender liner, it's pretty obvious where you need to place the harness in order to prevent it from getting rubbed on.
This is the only photo I could find of my relocation:
05-04-20, 08:32 PM
