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ok sorry i didnt reply yesterday but i didnt get my car back till this afternoon. I had a look. To find the gromet open the door as wide as it will go and draw a line by eye level with the bottom of the side indicator and it should be there. looking from behing the door u wont find it because it is directly behind the complicated pain in the arse plug. Hope this helps.

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Originally posted by jlnewton

Yeah, except where the factory wires go through the door, it ends in a plug join on the car body.

Same thing I found in the pulsar - except I was determined :)

Originally posted by Greg

i drilled a hole through the plug join and fed wired through that...it was a bitch getting the plugs back in place and i don't recommend people do this.

That's what I did. Wasn't really difficult to get the plug back in place, just needed to think through the sequence first to get it right. I read the pulsar forum a fair bit before and during and hence had a better idea about what was possible..

And as a bonus, no drilling holes in the door/chassis and it looks factory.

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