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    4/07/2013 3:53 PM  #1

    MWM
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    Access point for back up lights

    The body shop added a new floor plan and I can't find where to run the wiring for the back up lights at the shifter. I know to drill a hole, just looking for the stock location so I can match what came from the factory. 
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    4/08/2013 5:17 PM  #2

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    Re: Access point for back up lights

    Okay, found my answer. There is a half inch hole in the transmission tunnel. About two inch southeast of the shifter mount. You run the signal wire through this. 

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