Aerial cable routing
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So I pulled the aerial lead through a side hole in bulkhead next to aerial itself and I've tried to route it through another hole across bulkhead behind ignition module - this seems to just go into a void and can't pull it through anywhere.
I've taken lower n/s parcel shelf out to get hand up under screen but can't see it or feel it.
Where does it go ??? Spent an hour half doing pointless things 😡
I've taken lower n/s parcel shelf out to get hand up under screen but can't see it or feel it.
Where does it go ??? Spent an hour half doing pointless things 😡
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Well the easiest way was to un plug your old one, and attach a fishing line, once through the inner fender to the outer, tie it to the new and pull it through.
It is probably curling up near the fuse panel.
it should run over the fuse panel to the side of the heater box then up and over the back side of the heater controls.
Just be sure that you include a drip stop loop from the outer fender to the antenna base, failure to do this will give water a ingress right above your fuse panel.
It is probably curling up near the fuse panel.
it should run over the fuse panel to the side of the heater box then up and over the back side of the heater controls.
Just be sure that you include a drip stop loop from the outer fender to the antenna base, failure to do this will give water a ingress right above your fuse panel.
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Thanks for that - gave it a bit of loop for it to drip into wheelarch.
Found an alternative route and sorted it in end
Found an alternative route and sorted it in end
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