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  1. TWISTER

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    #2 TWISTER, May 20, 2011
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    #3 Justa Jim, May 20, 2011
    Thanks Twister, but when I click on the link, nothing is there. Can you tell what the part is called?

    Jim
     
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    #4 TWISTER, May 20, 2011
    You just have to search around in the R56 parts till you see it
     
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    #5 Justa Jim, May 21, 2011
    Oh, I thought you had found it. :blush2:

    I already searched in there and it does not seem to be shown for some reason, but thanks anyway. :Thumbsup:

    Jim
     
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    #6 Metalman, May 21, 2011
    Yeah, Jim...
    I looked also, couldn't find it either.:)
     
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    #7 lotsie, May 21, 2011
    There is a firewall gasket on the passenger side also. Our power for our trailer comes right off the battery, and the line runs through it to the back end of the Clubman.

    I'll go see if I can find it and take a pic.

    Mark
     
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    #8 Metalman, May 21, 2011
    Hey Jim....
    Eatin donuts with MOM...
    Power can go through the rubber gasket on the drivers side directly under the fuse box. You can probably pick an empty spot and add a fuse for protection and get your power there as well....:D
     
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    #9 Justa Jim, May 21, 2011
    Thanks MM and Lotsie. I thought, perhaps I had not worded the question properly or put it in the wrong section, thus I made the other post. I now have learned that there is a plastic cover over the grommet that must be removed first. Once I get this done I'll do up a DIY. :Thumbsup:

    Jim