So excited.... mods...mods...mods....
06-25-09, 02:31 PM
#18
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06-25-09, 03:11 PM
#19
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[QUOTE=Stormforge;4630493]with the tip i gave you, you'll get it done in no time flat!
Dude - don't bogart the "tip!" I wanit wanit wanit!!!!!!! PM me, email me, send me a smoke signal, something.... I have a professional stereo shop lined up to do the work, but anything I can share with them to reduce the time invested means savings to me.... so, don't make me beg - LOL
Lee
Dude - don't bogart the "tip!" I wanit wanit wanit!!!!!!! PM me, email me, send me a smoke signal, something.... I have a professional stereo shop lined up to do the work, but anything I can share with them to reduce the time invested means savings to me.... so, don't make me beg - LOL
Lee
06-25-09, 03:31 PM
#20
executive matchup
[QUOTE=Leeladisky;4630649]
LOL! in order to install the rear sills "properly", you need a voltmeter and 2 guys...1 guy to push the rear courtesy door switch while the 2nd guy tests the wires with a voltmeter. this is the only way to do the rear sills properly. and as i have mentioned before, check for all pink wires in the front. this should reduce your wire check by a huge margin. 
with the tip i gave you, you'll get it done in no time flat!
Dude - don't bogart the "tip!" I wanit wanit wanit!!!!!!! PM me, email me, send me a smoke signal, something.... I have a professional stereo shop lined up to do the work, but anything I can share with them to reduce the time invested means savings to me.... so, don't make me beg - LOL
Lee
Dude - don't bogart the "tip!" I wanit wanit wanit!!!!!!! PM me, email me, send me a smoke signal, something.... I have a professional stereo shop lined up to do the work, but anything I can share with them to reduce the time invested means savings to me.... so, don't make me beg - LOL
Lee
06-25-09, 03:42 PM
#21
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[QUOTE=Stormforge;4630725]
LOL! in order to install the rear sills "properly", you need a voltmeter and 2 guys...1 guy to push the rear courtesy door switch while the 2nd guy tests the wires with a voltmeter. this is the only way to do the rear sills properly. and as i have mentioned before, check for all pink wires in the front. this should reduce your wire check by a huge margin.
Totally thank you! Pink wires in the front, but is there a color/pattern for the rear?
Lee
LOL! in order to install the rear sills "properly", you need a voltmeter and 2 guys...1 guy to push the rear courtesy door switch while the 2nd guy tests the wires with a voltmeter. this is the only way to do the rear sills properly. and as i have mentioned before, check for all pink wires in the front. this should reduce your wire check by a huge margin.
Lee
06-25-09, 04:24 PM
#22
executive matchup
[QUOTE=Leeladisky;4630758]
PM me your email address, i'll give you the pdf installation instructions for the front sills.
if you pop off the rear courtesy door switch, you will see that it is connected to white wires. somewhere that white wire becomes pink in the front - this is for the rear sills only. front sills wire color i can't remember, but the installation instruction will tell you.
i'll be away for a couple of days, and the earliest i can forward the pdf file will be next week monday or tuesday. so don't worry if i don't holler back, i'm not being snotty!
if you pop off the rear courtesy door switch, you will see that it is connected to white wires. somewhere that white wire becomes pink in the front - this is for the rear sills only. front sills wire color i can't remember, but the installation instruction will tell you.
i'll be away for a couple of days, and the earliest i can forward the pdf file will be next week monday or tuesday. so don't worry if i don't holler back, i'm not being snotty!
06-25-09, 04:59 PM
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06-25-09, 11:10 PM
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