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4th Gen Wire Hide Mod/TCS Relocation with Bracket By R6Biker

Well last weekend I started and finished the Wire Hide Mod and TCS Relocation and seeing as how I didn’t like the thought of the TCS module just being zip tied like other sites... Read More »

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4th Gen Wire Hide Mod/TCS Relocation with Bracket

October 03,2011 | By R6Biker

Well last weekend I started and finished the Wire Hide Mod and TCS Relocation and seeing as how I didn’t like the thought of the TCS module just being zip tied like other sites suggest, I modified the original bracket to hold the TCS behind the PCM.

Tools Needed:

jack stand
floorjack
lugnut wrench long nose pliers
1/4 ratchet drive with extensions and 10mm and 14mm(I think) sockets.
electrical tape (WIRE HIDE and TCS MOD)
wire strippers (TCS MOD)
soldering gun with acc. (TCS MOD)
shrink wrap (TCS MOD)
hole saw for metal (I used 1 3/4″)
Metal L bracket with holes (TCS MOD)
1 3/4 rubber grommet (WIRE HIDE)
5′ wire for extending TCS wiring (TCS MOD)

First thing you’re going to do is pop the hood and admire the mess of wires on your passenger side strut tower. Some don’t mind it, I hated it. I like having a more clean look. This mod does increase the chance of your wiring becoming wet since it basically just lays on top of the wheel well shroud but I have mine taped very tight so I’m not worried. Plus this car will rarely ever see rain. read more »

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