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mirror remote routing

CHR73

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Some parts I can get where it goes (second picture)and that remote stick adjustment to door ?some missing parts
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I'm confused what you're asking
 
Sorry,that remote think does match that hole or the cromebolt ,too small for that.need pictures that where to wires going inside to door
 
The chrome bezel in the last picture is screwed on the mirror adjustment. It goes on after the door panel is on the door. As far as the cables for moving the mirror is concerned, it is routed forward inside the door, to the front, and final attachment is near the remote knob. There are 2 or 3 of these clips that snap into a square hole in the door. One is in the front of the door (facing the fender when closed), other is near that mirror adjust knob. A photo attached is NOT the exact but gives you an idea. In the picture, the pointy part is smaller but the top would be round so the cables go in it and that pointy part is what goes in the door. You should have small square holes. Hope this helps and is what you need. Just trying to help

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Yes that helps alot I find that forward doorhole .now I get it.thank you.
 
The chrome bezel in the last picture is screwed on the mirror adjustment. It goes on after the door panel is on the door. As far as the cables for moving the mirror is concerned, it is routed forward inside the door, to the front, and final attachment is near the remote knob. There are 2 or 3 of these clips that snap into a square hole in the door. One is in the front of the door (facing the fender when closed), other is near that mirror adjust knob. A photo attached is NOT the exact but gives you an idea. In the picture, the pointy part is smaller but the top would be round so the cables go in it and that pointy part is what goes in the door. You should have small square holes. Hope this helps and is what you need. Just trying to help

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where do you find those clips?
 
where do you find those clips?

Those are not the exact ones as I pictured but similar. Auveco might have them and others. I know I've seen them but can't remember where as I need some too. They simply keep the mirror cables away from the door glass. I'm sure just about anything will work as long as they go into the square hole. Again, the part that goes in the door will go in a square hole about 1/4" or so. The round part has a slit in it for the mirror cables to go in (If I remember right) and the pointy part isn't so pointy. There was a post either here or on another Mopar forum that talked about those clips because someone was looking for the metal plates that are on the inside of the door to mount either one or dual mirrors. If I find the clips, I'll let you and this post know and vise versa.

FYI- http://www.521restorations.com/index.pl?page=bbody&sub1=Mirrors has the metal square clip as the original poster posted that retains the knob to move the mirror glass (about 1/4 the way down the page). Jeff is a good guy to work with.
 
This parts going somewhere that cable route.and last picture holes on the floor speedometer and "heatercable" I think what is that big oval hole (some servicehole ) don't have bodyblug kit that kind.

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