Thanks Jerry! I was able today to get it snaked up to the visor opening.....not the most fun job, mainly because you can't see a darn thing and have no idea what it's hitting when progress stops. In the next couple of days I'm going to try to fish my way across the top of the cab. Today, I made a first attempt, using a fiberglass (or the like) sectioned snake rod purchased at Harbor Freight. It's quite a handy thing and very reasonably priced, but has its drawbacks like everything. The problem is that it jams against something hard when it gets about 80-90% across, no matter how I fiddle with it. I'm putting it in at the far marker light on the passenger side cab roof, and it will snake across to a point near the visor opening, but not close enough to see it or snag it. A very stiff wire stops at the same point....anything flimsier just coils up inside the cavity. I wish I had a camera, but on the other hand, the snake has pulled out many tufts of mouse nest, and I'm not sure how much a camera would see. This truck sat outside for 30 or more years before I purchased it and the mice had a heyday filling the cavity with nests. They chewed completely through the wiring....and that is the reason for the current challenge. If anyone said "do you really need to get the clearance lights working?", I would say no......BUT!!
