Wire the switch... pretty easy. Use shrink tube to prevent shorting.

Wire the switch... pretty easy. Use shrink tube to prevent shorting.

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The connector should fit onto the spayed connectors that you put in. One thing to keep in mind. The top of the two poles is the ground (white wire). T

The connector should fit onto the spayed connectors that you put in. One thing to keep in mind. The top of the two poles is the ground (white wire). T

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Solder the ends of the wires to the connectors. Then to avoid shorting the wires, put shink tubing over the wire and most of the connector.

Solder the ends of the wires to the connectors. Then to avoid shorting the wires, put shink tubing over the wire and most of the connector.

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Zip tie the wires to the harness to keep them tidy and in one place

Zip tie the wires to the harness to keep them tidy and in one place

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Fit the switch into the blank. It won't be there perminently BUT if you attach your wires, you can find out how much slack you can cut from the wires.

Fit the switch into the blank. It won't be there perminently BUT if you attach your wires, you can find out how much slack you can cut from the wires.

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Pop out one of the blanks and fish the other end of your wires through. Just leave them hanging through the dash for now.

Pop out one of the blanks and fish the other end of your wires through. Just leave them hanging through the dash for now.

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I used a coat hanger to GENTLY fish the wires through the gromet.

I used a coat hanger to GENTLY fish the wires through the gromet.

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Run two 8 feet lengths of wire through the gromet in the firewall. The actual distance from the switch to the connector is about 4 feet, but it makes

Run two 8 feet lengths of wire through the gromet in the firewall. The actual distance from the switch to the connector is about 4 feet, but it makes

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IMG00064 20101229 2046

IMG00064 20101229 2046

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IMG00063 20101229 2043

IMG00063 20101229 2043

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IMG00062 20101229 2043

IMG00062 20101229 2043

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Both connectors on both posts

Both connectors on both posts

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Connector fit onto the post

Connector fit onto the post

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Crimped spayed connector to fit on the post. Work in increments, making sure the connector is TIGHT on the post

Crimped spayed connector to fit on the post. Work in increments, making sure the connector is TIGHT on the post

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The trimmed connector will be crimped to fit very tightly onto one of the two posts in this connector *USE BOTH HERE AS WELL*

The trimmed connector will be crimped to fit very tightly onto one of the two posts in this connector *USE BOTH HERE AS WELL*

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Take another trimmed spayed connector and remove the plastic. We will be crimping the round part to fit on the posts inside the connector. *MAKE TWO O

Take another trimmed spayed connector and remove the plastic. We will be crimping the round part to fit on the posts inside the connector. *MAKE TWO O

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Fit both of the trimmed connectors into the contact points in the adaptor

Fit both of the trimmed connectors into the contact points in the adaptor

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The trimmed connector fits into the adaptor

The trimmed connector fits into the adaptor

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Take 2 spayed connectors and trim one side off. These will be used to make a gap

Take 2 spayed connectors and trim one side off. These will be used to make a gap

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The connector that is just above the knuckle (with the 2, green and white wires). Not the connector directly below the reservoir, but the one below TH

The connector that is just above the knuckle (with the 2, green and white wires). Not the connector directly below the reservoir, but the one below TH

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