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  1. 09-19-2016, 03:23 PM #1
    Chris Pomares
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    What sequence do you load harness, hoses, cables, etc through the tunnel

    For those who have done LWB cars, what is your preferred sequence of running the various parts through the tunnel.
    Also how much hard tubing sticks out front and rear of the tunnel for the fuel lines.
    Chris

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    1. Heater cable
    2. Fuel line
    3. Fuel line return?
    4. Clutch cable
    5. Park/Emergency brake cable
    6. Accelerator push rod
    7. Transmission selector
    8. Starter cable
    9. Speedo cable
    10. Rear brake line
    11. Park/Emergency brake cable
    12. Heater cable
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    Thanks Ed.


    I've got about half of the parts in there but started wondering if you guys have a particular order you install all this stuff.
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  4. 09-20-2016, 05:18 AM #4
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    Think that logic would suggest bottom to top and outside to inside as sag of cables/rods etc will inhibit space and access
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