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95Eclipse302Jan-07-06 04:49 PM
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#11827, "running power wire form battery..."


          

Hey I need a hole to run my power wire for my amp in the firewall. Is there one stock? Or where should I drill one at, I have 4 gauge wire.

Thanks, Brandon

  

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SPL_EclipseJan-07-06 06:09 PM
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#11828, "RE: running power wire form battery..."
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for an eclipse i assume?

if so, theres a huge grommet right below the glovebox once you pull the passengers side carpet back (if i remember correctly...its been a few years). its already carrying a bunch of wires, but a sharp knife can carve through the empty space.

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95Eclipse302Jan-07-06 06:42 PM
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#11832, "RE: running power wire form battery..."
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o ok ill look...thanks!

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BuckNuttyJan-08-06 12:21 AM
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#11834, "RE: running power wire form battery..."
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or you could run it through the grommet for the power steering on the drivers side

  

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clips3kidJan-09-06 04:18 AM
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#11838, "RE: running power wire form battery..."
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i was lazy and ran mine through the fender, then from there, there are wires comming in through the door to the power locks/windows, i cut a hole in that and went in there, ran it under the steering wheel, and down the center console. Idk if its gonna work on a 4ga. wire however, considering mine was 8ga. and was much smaller. 4ga. might get caught in the door in the location i put mine.



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VOTBLINDUBJan-10-06 07:50 AM
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#11842, "RE: running power wire form battery..."
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i just made one and insulated it

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