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As I stated, I ran the power wire down the carpet/trim edge. I also did quite a bit of work through the upper center console to mount the switches for the airbags, a gauge for the bags, a gauge for the system pressure, and a power switch to trigger the air compressor. I ran the wires for the power switch up the driver side a pillar as well as the left side airbag hose. Down the right side I ran the supply hose and the right airbag hose. *Note: I also had to fish out the wires for the rear power window switch and splice them together and ran the switch down next to the tow/haul button under the radio.* I ran the airline down the respective sides of the cab along the bottom edge, under the trim along the edge of the carpet. (2nd picture) I drilled 4 holes at the back of the cab at the lower edge, 2 per side, I found some grommets on amazon and installed those to help protect the wire and airtube. I ran the power and airline down the driver side.I ran both into the frame rail and ran the power out the back side of the frame. I ran the airline for the bag just behind the bag through the frame and then brought it out on the inside section of the frame. I installed the air compressor into the side bin on the bed and ran the power, ground, and airline into it to make final connections to the compressor.
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