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08-25-2008, 01:42 PM
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Access panel below cooler seat.
I asked a similar question in the general post but this mainly has to do with the 190 bay specifically. #1 the grey panel below the cooler seat, does it give access to the wires going to the battery/engine. #2 if so how hard is it to get this panel up. it looks like the panel extends under the battery box/rear engine mount area.
I am trying to install a new lowerance 502c and the plug will not fit inside the plastic pipe the old zercom wires were run through. Any help would be great. 
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