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Here is how I installed my CTEK Comfort Indicator Panel. I decided to install it under the driver's side dash for convenience, aesthetics, and to prevent possible damage if I were to forget it was plugged in. There are two different lengths of this type of plug; one is 4.9', the other is 10.8'. I installed the 10.8' cord because I wanted more options of where I could install it. In this mod, I used the following: Small Flat Screwdriver T-20 Torx Driver 6mm, 8mm & 10mm Sockets w/ Ratchet 4 Zip-Ties Razor Blade Sharpie Marker Small Ruler I used my ruler to measure the backside of the Indicator Panel, then marked the demesions on the OBD2 panel under the dash on the driver's side. I then used a razor blade to cut the insulation and panel so the Indicator Panel would have a tight fit. I then used a small flat screwdriver to pop up the SS Door Sills. I then used a T-20 Torx driver to remove the plastic Door Sills. With the Door Sills removed, I pulled the carpet back just far enough to route the cable alongside existing wires from the OBD2 area, to the rats nest of wires located under the driver's seat. I then pushed the new cable through the hole in the battery tray. I then unbolted the positive battery cable removed the battery tray grommet to slide the cable through it. I had to remove the fuse in order to do that. I then reinstalled the battery cable through the grommet alongside the new cable. There is no need to cut the grommet as it will fit with a little patience. I made sure to leave just enough cable to mount the rings onto the battery. I then unbolted 3 different cable to route the new cable underneath to give it a professional look. I then zip-tied the excess under the dash while using zip-ties in various locations to secure it. I then bolted the rings onto the battery posts to make sure it was working properly before I put everything back together. I hope you enjoyed my DIY tutorial. Do not hesitate to PM if there are any questions. I am happy to help.