Hooking up a rear defroster.............
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Hooking up a rear defroster.............
My car didn't originally come with a rear defroster, but now I have a hatch that has one on it. How would I go about wiring this up, starting from the defroster to the switch to wherever it has to go to work right? Thanks.......
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**FOR SALE***89 Camaro RS 2.8 V6 auto
Exterior: White Interior: Black
T-tops, power-windows, locks, hatch.
Also, the new owner of the MeanYellowZ
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**FOR SALE***89 Camaro RS 2.8 V6 auto
Exterior: White Interior: Black
T-tops, power-windows, locks, hatch.
Also, the new owner of the MeanYellowZ
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Car: 91 Red Sled
Axle/Gears: 10bolt Richmond 3.73 Torsen
The only way for the wires to get hot is if they're shorted out so to speak. I wish I had my car in front of me. I would test it for you but being 540 miles away doesn't make it any easier. I'm curious as to how it works really since it produces heat with a wire I figure it woud have to be a short of some kind but I really don't know. Any help?
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, Jon (91 RS too many mods to list), getting new engine in summer
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, Jon (91 RS too many mods to list), getting new engine in summer
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Yah, hopefully somebody knows because I want to do this before winter ends and I have to wait until next year to use it....
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**FOR SALE***89 Camaro RS 2.8 V6 auto
Exterior: White Interior: Black
T-tops, power-windows, locks, hatch.
Also, the new owner of the MeanYellowZ
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**FOR SALE***89 Camaro RS 2.8 V6 auto
Exterior: White Interior: Black
T-tops, power-windows, locks, hatch.
Also, the new owner of the MeanYellowZ
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