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You just locate "Plug Z" at the bottom of your central electrical panel in the passenger side foot well, pull plug Z off and insert a jumper between terminals 1 and 6 of where plug Z used to plug in.
The jumper is simply about two inches of wire with a spade connecter crimped onto each end.
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It's real simple.
You just locate "Plug Z" at the bottom of your central electrical panel in the passenger side foot well, pull plug Z off and insert a jumper between terminals 1 and 6 of where plug Z used to plug in.
The jumper is simply about two inches of wire with a spade connecter crimped onto each end.
James
You just locate "Plug Z" at the bottom of your central electrical panel in the passenger side foot well, pull plug Z off and insert a jumper between terminals 1 and 6 of where plug Z used to plug in.
The jumper is simply about two inches of wire with a spade connecter crimped onto each end.
James
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From: Sunny South Florida