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Fasten the additional
harness to an existing
vehicle harness using
tape or cable ties.
Bind up extra length of
the harness using a
cable tie.
short, use two connected together.
Check the product and
wiring for installed condition before connecting the cable to the
battery.
Check the installed
product for function.
Also check lamps,
horn, wipers, etc. for
proper operation.
When disconnecting
connectors, first unlock
them, then separate the
connectors by pulling
on themselves, not on
cables.
When connecting connectors, push them
against each other until
the lock clicks.
Do not pull on wiring
harnesses strongly.
Do not let harnesses be
pinched between parts.
Route the harness
away from hot components such as the
engine and radiator.
Protect the harness
from sharp edges by
covering the edges with
tape or other suitable
materials.
Apply sealant to grommets at portions where
the harness run
through.
Do not fasten the haress to brake pipes or
high pressure air conditioner pipes.
Be sure to disconnect
the negative terminal
cable from the battery.
Loosen or tighten bolts
and nuts using tools
that match their sizes.
Use a Phillips screwdriver that fits the
recess in the head of
the screw being loosened or tightened.
To remove plastic
parts, use a trim
remover.
Before installation
When installing or removing parts
Clamping harness
Wiring
After installation
If one cable tie is too