First off does anyone know of a good place to buy engines online pref. a Chevy 350 LT1 for a 96 SS Impala at a reasonable price??? and second has anyone installed headrest monitors in somebodys/their own car before and can tell me a good way of running the cable from the headrest and threw the seat???? Im just having a problem running the wiring harness threw the seat and would like to know if somebody knows and tricks that would help out??

 

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NOT TO MENTION

They reimbursed me $450 for the labor to take out the blown motor and install the new one. THAT'S a company that stands behind their products and knows a thing or two about customer service.

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As for the headsets, what type of harness do they use? Usually, they just use the yellow RCA connection, which you can run straight down through the inside of the seat.............a metal clothes hanger works great (make sure it's damn straight first.)

 

Yeah it uses a single wire that breaks off at the end with 2 video connections, power and ground. My seat does not unzip anywhere and i tried the hanger thing and its a pain in the *** trying not to poke a hole out the front or back. I cant just go down threw the headrest to the bottom cuz there are only 2 slits where the lower cushion bolts to the upper cushion

 

pmed you