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Okay perfect. Unbolt the drivers seat and pull it out. Mount the CB and then cut a small hole in the carpet to run the wires. Pull up the trim on the door. The piece in red.
Your carpet should come up enough where you can get to the cab bolt from there. Run your wires pull the bolt sand it down and then put everything back together.
Does that help?
Your carpet should come up enough where you can get to the cab bolt from there. Run your wires pull the bolt sand it down and then put everything back together.
Does that help?
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Yeah. Check out these threads. Maybe they can help you.
https://www.ranger-forums.com/showth...light=CB+radio
https://www.ranger-forums.com/showth...light=CB+radio
https://www.ranger-forums.com/showth...light=CB+radio
https://www.ranger-forums.com/showth...light=CB+radio
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I didn't see where it was going to be mounted under a seat... won't that be awfully inconvenient to access?
Whatever the case I'd do the exact same thing I posted before, just run a longer wire to whatever is being connected.
If they don't have any extra wire for the ground, then just bolt a larger ring terminal under one of the seat bolts, making sure to sand off any paint to make a better connection.
Whatever the case I'd do the exact same thing I posted before, just run a longer wire to whatever is being connected.
If they don't have any extra wire for the ground, then just bolt a larger ring terminal under one of the seat bolts, making sure to sand off any paint to make a better connection.
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