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Well I'm pleased to say that James and I have indeed swapped looms.....the differences are noticeable to say the least, and it is all the GPS / TV antenna / AMFM antenna connections.
The end result is that we should both have easier installs now..... Just got to summon up the courage to drill a hole in the roof for the fin
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I really should get out more.......
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Head gaskets......bit of a breeze now...
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I did say the leads were way different David,
the GPS Aerial on Roof, the TV Aerials in side Windows in load areas make for most of the differences on the Tourers, then depends on what Aerial Amps etc are wired/used. Quote:
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