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I moving my climate control to the bottom of the stack. Where is the best and easiest place to reroute the harness and 2 connectors? A picture would help. Thank you!
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POST 2Original post
pull them down the center channel. working from the drivers side. I took out the entire radio support (installing a double din) and the bottom cubbies - this provided a lot of space to work in. starting point: HVAC connectors: Removed upper frame: Center channel (metal portion visible), blue trim tool is the path the wires will take: From driver's side footwell: Another view (removed lower cubbies also): Pull HVAC connectors through one at a time: Done! Hope this helps, M
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Thanks a lot!
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Do you happen to have a parts list? Particularly for the bottom piece? I am considering moving mine as well. I have a single DIN Alpine and might want to go double DIN up top with Airplay.
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I got the stereo, trim pieces and wiring harness from Crutchfield. installation writeup: https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...l#post16528682
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Ah, Ok, cool - thanks!
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