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Hardcore MB Enthusiast
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Wirral
Car: CL55 2003
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CL boot wiring
They want to strip out the boot and put new wiring in. Is this a simple job ? I'm pretty handy with a screwdriver (fitted flappy paddles and wood leathe steering wheel with no probs) so if I can do it my self and save a few £100 I'm happy to do so. Looks like it's the same problem that occurs with the CL doors, in that the wiring loom gets some aggro due to the constant opening/closing. Cheers ! CJ |
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Horndean, Portsmouth, Hampshire
Car: E280 on 19's. Smart ForTwo. Mk1 Golf cab. Mk1 Caddy fully restored. Land Rover Defender 7.5T truck..
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What is your soldering like?
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Hardcore MB Enthusiast
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Horndean, Portsmouth, Hampshire
Car: E280 on 19's. Smart ForTwo. Mk1 Golf cab. Mk1 Caddy fully restored. Land Rover Defender 7.5T truck..
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Just strip the boot out and see whats damaged. It won't be that difficult.
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