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  1. In the bundle the black cables that are factory crimped together are they looking good? Why not run some solder over them and then shrink wrap them. If not redo all the soldered and crimped/connected cables, tedious work but you'll have to eliminate this first and its cheap. Brake Switch is on the pedal for 2004-2005 but in 2006 onwards its built into the master cylinder. I have a new oem brake Switch if you want one? I found out the hard way lol mines not on the brake pedal.
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  2. One day when they changed fuel pumps after the wipers didnt work. The guys didnt understand what happend here. In the end it was a wire connection running under the back seat which they forgot to connect again
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