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Door wiring

hey all, well in between what seems like spending every spare minute after work etc polishing Fuch's.........I had got a replacement drivers door. I took it off a car at a breakers and cut the wiring as I was in a hurry. Is there any way of getting the wiring out of the door when I swap them to avoid cutting and re-joining the car loom - mainly at the wing mirror - the plug doesn't seem to fit back through the hole in the top of the door?

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Old 09-08-2004, 10:10 AM
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You could take apart the mirror and disconnect the wires and feed them threw the door, I think there is only like 3-4 wires in the mirror
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fast is right..........

There is a procedure out there to remove the mirrors....... but dont ask me.... I followed them and still managed to break something.

Once you have it open.... the wires can be pushed out of the connector...
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I would just cut the wires going to the mirrors, it is easier to just solder them back later than to try and pull them through.

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