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Old 06-10-2021, 10:00 PM
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As far as your backup cam goes, if it’s a license plate mounted camera, that will be a challenge. But with the rear hatch trim removed, you should be able to pass the wire through the rubber tube with the other wiring. Then most of the vehicle electrical travels on the passenger side of the truck, over the wheel arch and then down along the door sill to the front.
Your E70 looks great, new wheels will really make it stand out even more and the color is pretty rare too.

I've disassembled the rear trunk door to check out the wiring and it does go up the rubber tube. Just wondering if I have to remove the top liner to pass the cable? I am reluctant to the idea. I've seen a video on a E53 where they simply tuck the cable in the back of the rubber seal. I guess the best bet will be to remove and go on the fly.

For sure will let you know how I works and runs once it is done!
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