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Hi Loren Thanks for the response and for welcoming me to the forum! So it looks like there is an access point on the right hand side of the car, I will have to investigate. Thanks again. :welcome: Perhaps this will help some - the factory routing (all Porsches have factory custom wiring harnesses).
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Hi all, I have just purchased a 2003 996 Carrera 4S (my first ever Porsche!). The car is fantastic and I want to keep it looking that way, I am happy to admit I am not great at judging distances out of the back of the car so have decided to fit parking sensors. I have found an excellent article on removing the rear bumper but the problem I am having is working out how to route the cable for the parking buzzer from the rear bumper into the cabin of the car. I was hoping I could access it via the rear light area, I removed both rear light units last night and was presented with three grommets behind each light unit, two are simply blanking grommets and one is used to route the cable for the tail light bulbs. I removed both unused grommets and directed a light beam through them hoping I would see the light through the vents right at the rear of the parcel shelf inside the cabin but that was not the case! Can anyone assist with how I can route the cable into the cabin please, I've checked all the diy articles (which are fantastic) but can't find one addressing my query. Any help would be greatly appreciated.