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16055, where does everyone go through the firewall for their boost gauge?
Posted by jamesman, Feb-20-02 09:23 AM
I just got a greddy electronic peak hold warning boost gauge where does everyone run wires through the firewall. the only places i know of are in the driver side under the wheel well, and on the passenger side firewall near the alternator. is there any other place near the brake and clutch master cylinder where i can go through the firewall?
thanks
james
16056, RE: where does everyone go through the firewall for their boost gauge?
Posted by RyaN95i4, Feb-20-02 10:46 AM
poked a hole in the rubber boot around the steering column
16057, RE: where does everyone go through the firewall for their boost gauge?
Posted by eclipsekaiser, Feb-20-02 11:40 AM
yeah that is what I did with the GST when we were installing the blitz TT with Boost reading.

Take a sharpe knife and at the lowest point of the steering boot(RRE went a bit higher, but I felt there was something there that can interfer) gently make a X. When you are routing the vaccum wire, make sure it is secured and snugged down so that it does not come in contact with anything that can potentially melt through.

hope this helps out. Here is a pic from RRE to give you an idea.


kaiser

16058, RE: where does everyone go through the firewall for their boost gauge?
Posted by whodatt1, Feb-21-02 12:38 AM
that's where I ran mine...

16059, RE: where does everyone go through the firewall for their boost gauge?
Posted by toykilla, Feb-21-02 02:01 AM
same... =] Also ran my AFC, A/F and oil pressure there. Its such a nice spot. the lines for the fuel pump are in the same thing but on the passenger side.
16060, RE: where does everyone go through the firewall for their boost gauge?
Posted by jamesman, Feb-21-02 02:05 AM
cool cool i routed it through there, you gotta take the wiper reservoir out but it worked prett good!
thanks
james