Has this ever happened to you?

[rapieper at yahoo.com (Ron Pieper)]

That's the little brown wire, right?  

IIRC, and that's a big IF, the wire goes straight up behind a panel on the outboard side (dunno if
you lost it on driver's or passenger's side).  So if driver's, check upwards from the fuse box and
see if you can find where it drops back down toward the switch.  A bugger, I know, someone hacked
into my old Cabby's wiring to install an alarm.  SOB's used some color code that I couldn't make
heads nor tails of until I just decided to pull it.  After a few hours and cut hands, I finally
figured it out and got it all together real nice-like.

With the fact that I'm no more than 50% sure, you're probably just as well off guessing and
cussing some more.

HTH anyway :)

Ron


--- Jeff Toomasson <jtoomasson@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Yesterday, I was trying to replace the "door closed" switch in my cabby to install the alarm
> that's been sitting on the passenger floor for the last 8 months.  In the past, I had been smart
> enough to remember to use a pair of hemostats to keep the signal wire from falling into the
> A-pillar, but not this time. An hour later and a seemingly arthritic left hand I had to give up
> trying to look for it.
> 
> Nothing makes working on your car less fun than trying to work in spaces where your hands won't
> fit...
> 
> Does anyone know the physical path that wire takes? I have to lengthen it.
> 
> Thanks in advance!  Jeff

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