09-30-2015, 04:49 AM | #1 |
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running wire from Engine bay to cabin through firewall
Hi I am wondering if anyone could share how to run the wires from engine bay to the cabin, and would be great if can post some pictures too. Thanks!
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09-30-2015, 09:04 PM | #2 |
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10-01-2015, 10:01 AM | #3 |
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Hi Steelerfan, thanks so much for your help!
After reading through your post, i am still not very clear about below Step 2 you wrote in the post. Could you please help to elaborate more? 1. Start by getting the cover out of the battery connector. Has a red cover, can't miss it. <--- OK 2. What I actually missed was a hole used for this cover, and actually used it to guide the cable through but only found that out in the end. Either way, I didn't found a better way to route the cable. Do your own analysis. <--- Not sure what you mean here. 3. When you get the cover out you'll see 2 covers that get you access to the firewall: <--- Ok, i will use either one if there is not other available place at the driver side. I plan to add a turbo gauge and need the sensor wires to go through the firewall to engine bay (want the real readings and not the readings from OBDII). So it would be the best if there is also a place to get the wire through at the driver side where the gauge will be placed at. |
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If you lift the carpets behind the pedals you can access the large main cable rubber firewall grommet from behind (the arrow is pointing to it in the pic) If you look on the other side of the grommet you can see two round guide holes. Use one of these as your drill point and drill through it from behind the pedals. Once you drill through you will be able to pass a cable through the the grommet into the engine bay. I used this when I installed a amp power cable to the battery connector to the battery connector in the engine bay. Hope this helps |
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10-05-2015, 10:05 PM | #5 |
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Hi Kingmonkey8, thanks for the information, it is really helpful. i will try it when i get the gauge. BTW, isn't amp is installed at the trunk and easier just connect to the batter in the trunk directly? I am also waiting for my bimmertech amp to be arrived.
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