Insert keys into slots and pull gently |
The red and green wire is the 12 volt constant we will tap into for power |
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Run the wire down the back to this portion of the sidewall |
Pull up all carpeting in the front, Comes up very easy |
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Align the wire under plastic kick panel |
All wires hidden |
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This is the door switch which will need to be taken apart for the switched ground wire |
Push button down on inner side in order to release doorswitch |
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Stip Black wire cover back for better ability to tap striped wire |
Tap Black Ground wire into stripped striped wire |
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There is plenty of room here in this small corner to hide the transformer |
This is how to run the red power wire from the passenger side to the driver's side |
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This is the easiest way to pass a wire through to the new sill. Just pop out one of the little black knobs |
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Turn this black knob to the left and unscrew |
Tuck wires under this carpet lip to hide |
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After routing the power behind the seats connect it up to the red transformer wire. Disconnect the door switch on the drivers side and connect that side's black ground to it. The Reasoning behind it is to control each side seperately. |
When you are finished wiring make sure you have tapped or otherwise protected all connections from any type of water damage |
Sit back and enjoy the new sills. Here are a couple pics of them installed. These pictures don't do them any justice. They are just amazing! |
Here is a shot up close during daylight |
Another during the day |
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Same shot as above in the dark |
Another one from the distance in the dark |
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