Best place to pull wires into cabin?
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Best place to pull wires into cabin?
Where's the best place on the firewall to pull wires into the cabin for things like gauges, amps, & etc? Are there existing grommet-ed holes?
Preferably somewhere that's fairly accessible, i can put the car on a lift but the car is mostly stock so i don't have a whole lot of open space.
Preferably somewhere that's fairly accessible, i can put the car on a lift but the car is mostly stock so i don't have a whole lot of open space.
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Originally Posted by NissanConvert
Where's the best place on the firewall to pull wires into the cabin for things like gauges, amps, & etc? Are there existing grommet-ed holes?
Preferably somewhere that's fairly accessible, i can put the car on a lift but the car is mostly stock so i don't have a whole lot of open space.
Preferably somewhere that's fairly accessible, i can put the car on a lift but the car is mostly stock so i don't have a whole lot of open space.
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I routed my wires through the left fender, behind the tire well plastic cover, and then through a grommet that leads to the driver's foot well.
From FD3S.net
From FD3S.net
Take off the driver's side front tire. Then carefully remove the screws and plastic mollys that are holding the black wheel well in place. If you work carefully you only have to remove those on the half closest to the driver. Now carefully pull this part of the black material away from the fire wall. Underneath you will find a black rubber cap. Pull it off and you have access through the firewall. The vacuum line should be brought off the manifold into the wheel well through a puncture hole you make in the rubber cap and then into the car entering to the side of the fuse box at the driver's feet. In order to replace the rubber cap you may have to first remove the nylon insert which is in the firewall. This is unusual in that it is removed by lifting up on a catch and then pulling on the two halves toward you almost as if you were braking the circumference. Hope this helps.
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Will work for horsepower
A piece of advice get a heating cooling duct zip tie 30/36" there nylon flexable and dont short anything out. They work great getting wires from speaker on dash.
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