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Old 01-27-2012, 12:30 PM   #19
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Re: Complete rewiring
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Originally Posted by Musclerodz View Post
yes, everything is labeled. instructions clear enough anyone should be able to install with minimal effort.
Yep, got mine from you. I spent more time routing and laying wires pretty than what it really took for the install. Best upgrade/maintenance I have invested in yet.

Thank you.

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