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    God Bless YOU

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken Thurm View Post
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    Bluestang, Ken says it best. That's gotta be an example of the "Epitome of Patience!" How many times did you have to "walk away"??

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    looks more like christmas tree lights than car wiring. you have the patience of a saint.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 34_40 View Post
    Bluestang, Ken says it best. That's gotta be an example of the "Epitome of Patience!" How many times did you have to "walk away"??

    It will be a little everyday till done no hurry so no frustration . The only major will have to pull out front seats to access chimes and auto seat belt to pass side . Most of rear is very accessible with the 3 trim panels in back . |Most the difficult will be the minimum splicing I have to do in dash . But when patience runs low I can always come in and read .

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