Need Help Bringing Wires From Engine Bay To Cabin!!
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Need Help Bringing Wires From Engine Bay To Cabin!!
Okay so the only opening I know of in the engine bay to bring wiring into the cabin is the little hole on the left side of the firewall (behind the glovebox).
Now here's what I need to run wires for, from the engine bay into the cabin.
- 2 thick wires for electronic damper controller (one from each strut)
- 3 sensor wires (boost, oil temp, and oil pressure, and eventually down the road EGT)
So now all those wires together are a pretty thick bunch, I don't think there's enough room to bring all these wires into the cabin, through that little hole.
So what can I do?
Are there any other holes in the firewall that aren't a b*tch to work with, and can be accessed somewhat easily without any drilling or w/e?
HelP!
Now here's what I need to run wires for, from the engine bay into the cabin.
- 2 thick wires for electronic damper controller (one from each strut)
- 3 sensor wires (boost, oil temp, and oil pressure, and eventually down the road EGT)
So now all those wires together are a pretty thick bunch, I don't think there's enough room to bring all these wires into the cabin, through that little hole.
So what can I do?
Are there any other holes in the firewall that aren't a b*tch to work with, and can be accessed somewhat easily without any drilling or w/e?
HelP!
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I "enlargened", (is that a word?), the hole you mention on both of the EVOs. It is very simple, and you can pick up a grommet from your local hardware store in just about any size you need. There are plenty of other locations on the firewall to make additional passages. Just be mindful of what is on the other side. lay it out to best suit your needs, and drill away.
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Originally Posted by NocturnalEVO
would u happen to have a pic by any chance of how u routed the wires?
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I drilled a hole with a unibit (aka stepper bit) right between the brake and clutch pedal. Just dont drill too high and poke your brake booster . If you drill it low enough you can cover it with the carpeting on the floor and run it up which ever side you want.
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I \"enlargened\", (is that a word?), the hole you mention on both of the EVOs. It is very simple, and you can pick up a grommet from your local hardware store in just about any size you need. There are plenty of other locations on the firewall to make additional passages. Just be mindful of what is on the other side. lay it out to best suit your needs, and drill away.
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When I ran my power wire through the fender I didn't have to remove the fender liner or wheel... I suppose that could make things easier. I did the old coat hanger plus tape on the wire trick to guide the wire through. Then with the driver door open you can see the wires start to come through and grab ahold of them.