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Old 10-04-2020, 08:20 AM   #13
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Belize - Did you put anything (like rubber or neoprene) between the aluminum backplate and the interior sheet metal?

Your discovery of the hacking and wiring is very consistent w what I and others have seen behind the finish work. the wiring at the driver side B pillar is a very, very vulnerable spot for chaffing / shorting out / fire. I recommend removing the B pillar cover and checking the wiring harness all the way to the stock roof level.
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