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Old 12-06-2006, 11:48 PM
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Default Re: RUNNING WIRE FROM OUTSIDE ROOF TO INSIDE?

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Originally Posted by PARAGON
He said the rear of the roof.

Use clear RTV and not black. Black is for losers. I like the way the black puddles so it fills real, real good.

I can't say that I've had a rear clearance light off, but I assume it has the same grommet as the fronts. Problem would then be fishing the wire from the ceiling. It does. He may be able to use fish-tape to get it to the front above the headliner, then come down the A-Pillar like we've all done.

Is it going to the front anyway? I would try to put it under the rubber or alongside the roof-rail tracks and run it inside at a front marker light as ree shows. That's the way I did my CB, also.
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