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How much of that labor was for wiring? I've got someone offering to run wiring for 2 hours @ $90. Wondering if wiring is enough of a PIA to shell out $180? Man this is tuff for me, I hate paying for stuff I can do myself, but I don't want to loose a whole day running this wiring either. BTW, no I have not run internal wiring b4. As it is I'm gonna have to pay the local Stealer to bleed brakes cuz ABS brakes apparently have to be done with their fancy computer. Grrrr...
I would definitely do it my self to save the $180. The only reason it can be a pain is because it takes a little patience. Draw a good diagram and take your time and it will be worth saving the $180 to spend on something else.
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