Air Ride Controls (Con't)

The last thing I did before knocking off on the air ride controls was to drill a large hole behind the seat so the controller connector could pass thru and the controller could be mounted under the seat. To close up the hole I designed and 3D printed a closeout assembly so that the cable would be secured and protected thru the hole. The assembly allowed the cable to lay pretty flat thru the hole yet kept it secure and away from the edge.

I then fabbed a flat mounting plate that screwed to the recess in the floor/seat tower to hold the air bag controller under the seat. Eventually I will route the handheld controller from there and pretty much leave it sitting under the seat and only use it if the bluetooth fails.
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Last edited by FrankenChevy; 12/22/2023 3:31 AM. Reason: delete photo

1949 Chevy Panel Truck
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