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I started out by
removing both passenger and driver side trim pieces below the center
console and dash area. These are in two parts.
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This is the
passenger side rear trim piece, this clip slides back and out. DO NOT
try and pull straight out as the clip may break off |
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Here’s a look at
the back side of the passenger side front trim panel. 3 clips and 1
screw hole.
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Driver side, the
screw is somewhere by the arrow.
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Driver side trim
panel, again 3 clips and 1 screw hole. Remove the back section just
the same as the passenger rear piece. |
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A small screw for
the driver and passenger sides release the rear trim piece below the
power outlet and rear vents. |
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The vent and power
outlet where somewhat hard to figure out how to release. The best
this I can tell you is to take your time. I ended up separating the 2
by working with the power outlet panel. This is the vent.
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Vent out and power
outlet out. |
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Sorry for the
crappy pic. I had best luck running a coat hanger from the rear
center console to the rear seat. Make sure you tape up the end of
the coat hanger good to help in NOT slicing existing wiring.
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Here’s the coat
hanger coming up from the middle of the rear seat, fished under the
carpet.
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Coat hanger is
running right under the carpet in the center hump. |
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Tape some string on
the coat hanger and pull it through. I used 3 pieces of string, 1 for
pulling cable, 1 just in case and 1 to leave should I ever need to
pull more cable.
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Tied of the end
while pulling the string through just is case I got to jerky and
accidentally pulled it through.
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String is pulled!.
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Now attach your
cable[s] to the string and pull some cable.
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It took some
pulling but it went through.
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I tied my extra,
future use, piece of string off here and tucked it below the carpet. |
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Like so.
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You can’t hardly
see it, huh. Put your seat back in and you’re done.
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