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Firewall...where to pass from the trunk ??

Firewall...where to pass from the trunk ??

Postby Sebas007 » Sat Jul 21, 2007 9:08 am

Firewall...where is the entrance/exit from the trunk or engine bay ??
Anyone with a pic ??

Thanks a lot guys !
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Postby theprodigy79 » Sat Jul 21, 2007 9:37 am

Sebas, I got your PM, sorry for the delay. I ran mine straight down the driver side, but I had to drill out a hole for 0/1 gauge and put a gromet in. It's not hard at all, just check both sides of the firewall to make sure there are no vitals in the way.

Otherwise, I've seen several people run their power to the passengers side where there is a rubber stopper already in place that you can slit and run the cable through... If you wanted to keep it on the drivers side using that method you'd have to run it to the passengers side in the engine bay, then back through the dash to the drivers side and run it along the door sill. I don't advise that, as it's an immense waste of cable and has a lot of bends...

Just do the straight shot and drill through the firewall, it's really not too hard (especially if you're running smaller cable than 0/1 gauge).

Hope this helps bro.

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Postby Sebas007 » Sat Jul 21, 2007 10:05 am

Thanks !!!

Kind of things I doesn't do it without knowing what I'm doing.

By the way, I'm using 2 AWG
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Postby theprodigy79 » Sat Jul 21, 2007 11:22 pm

Good deal! It's actually not all that hard, just a bit of a pain.

2AWG should be relatively easy to run (I had to work with 0/1AWG and it wasn't horrible). I ran a straight shot back without any hitches.
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