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Thread: Glove box door switch wire routing on a '69

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    Glove box door switch wire routing on a '69

    Hi all-

    How is the wire routed from the front trunk harness to the switch the door actuates? There are no apparent holes near the switch for the wire (and spade connector).

    Thanks a lot for your help in advance!
    Cheers,

    Ron

    1961 356 Roadster Outlaw
    1969 911E ROW Coupe ‘Orangina’
    1968 911 SWT Burgundy Red project

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    It uses a wire that comes off the harness that goes to the fresh air blower and switch, so it comes from under the dash, not through the firewall.

    Hope that helps..
    Mark..

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    Yes, that helps. Thanks Mark!
    Cheers,

    Ron

    1961 356 Roadster Outlaw
    1969 911E ROW Coupe ‘Orangina’
    1968 911 SWT Burgundy Red project

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