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99 Sable wagon firewall

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ddoppke

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Does anyone know where a plug through the firewall of a 99 Sable wagon might be to use for power leads? I do not want to drill a hole if I don't have to. In my previous vehicles I was able to find a plug that I could remove to access the engine compartment fr the power leads, but not in this vehicle. Thanks for any ideas.
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im not sure where the AUX plug is but if you cannot find it and dont want to drill a hole, than locate where the wires from the ecu or power leads are running throu the firewall. there is usually a rubber style boot that passes them throu the wall you can cut a small slice or take a metal coat hanger and put it though there with the wire attached and wala its through. Be safe and make sure when you punch through your not going to cut anything.

best of luck
 
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