Where to run wires from engine bay to cab?
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Where to run wires from engine bay to cab?
When running wires from your engine bay into your cab, how do you do it? Do you punch through the boot where other wires run through (near the accelerator pedal)? Do you drill your own hole? (If so, where?)
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I just found on my 90, there is a rubber, (like), plug, right up in the corner by the brake booster, above the, (my), fuse-box. Also was contemplating making a hole over near the blower.
Maybe there are better ways, that's what I have.
Maybe there are better ways, that's what I have.
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On my '89, I drilled holes into the cab under the coolant tray but it's best to use a drill bit with a collar on it so you don't drill through the expensive and delicate A/C goodies on the other side. You can usually get water-proof grommets at your local auto parts store. I'd recommend getting the grommets first then drill the appropriate size hole.
I'm gonna check mine tomorrow. I've got some more wires to run and that would be easier than drilling new holes.
I'm gonna check mine tomorrow. I've got some more wires to run and that would be easier than drilling new holes.
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Originally Posted by Ian96XJ
When running wires from your engine bay into your cab, how do you do it? Do you punch through the boot where other wires run through (near the accelerator pedal)? Do you drill your own hole? (If so, where?)
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Year: 1996
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On my '89, I drilled holes into the cab under the coolant tray but it's best to use a drill bit with a collar on it so you don't drill through the expensive and delicate A/C goodies on the other side. You can usually get water-proof grommets at your local auto parts store. I'd recommend getting the grommets first then drill the appropriate size hole.
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I found on my 94 the passenger side of the engine bay there is a small opening into the fender were the stereo antenna wire runs, it runs into passenger side thru a grommet behind the trim I put a lil slice in grommet to fit my wire so it would stay snug n still be sealed and then put the trim piece back on
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Year: 1996
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On my '89, I drilled holes into the cab under the coolant tray but it's best to use a drill bit with a collar on it so you don't drill through the expensive and delicate A/C goodies on the other side. You can usually get water-proof grommets at your local auto parts store. I'd recommend getting the grommets first then drill the appropriate size hole.
I'm gonna check mine tomorrow. I've got some more wires to run and that would be easier than drilling new holes.
I'm gonna check mine tomorrow. I've got some more wires to run and that would be easier than drilling new holes.
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