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#134683 07/09/2006 4:35 AM
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I am using a stainless steel wire loom between my door and the "A" post to route wires for my power windows and locks. Can anyone tell me where the best location to mount the wire loom woud be? If I try to mount it in the center of the door opening the angle between the post and the door is too severe. It looks like the only place I might be able to mount the loom is at the very bottom of the door and post. Any suggestions?

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try by the lower hinge it sould be fine


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I mounted mine just above the lower hinge.


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