Where Oh Where is the whole in my firewall?
Where Oh Where is the whole in my firewall?
I'm trying to locate a whole through my firewall...
I do'nt really want to drill a hole, and right now i'm running my switch for my neon kit down the door and in the side through there...
i want to know where the main hole is for all the main cables n'stuff that has to go into the cabin! Thanx for teh help!
B
I do'nt really want to drill a hole, and right now i'm running my switch for my neon kit down the door and in the side through there...
i want to know where the main hole is for all the main cables n'stuff that has to go into the cabin! Thanx for teh help!
B
Re: Where Oh Where is the whole in my firewall?
Originally posted by MaximaMan
I'm trying to locate a whole through my firewall...
I do'nt really want to drill a hole, and right now i'm running my switch for my neon kit down the door and in the side through there...
i want to know where the main hole is for all the main cables n'stuff that has to go into the cabin! Thanx for teh help!
B
I'm trying to locate a whole through my firewall...
I do'nt really want to drill a hole, and right now i'm running my switch for my neon kit down the door and in the side through there...
i want to know where the main hole is for all the main cables n'stuff that has to go into the cabin! Thanx for teh help!
B
Thanks,
Erik
one more thang...
i didn't relaly feel like searching...but how can i get to the bulbs behind my dash...somoen posted directions on how to do it along time ago..( i switched my bulbs...but now they've faded and are getting replaced) if someone wnats to point me in that direction that'd be very useful too!
Re: one more thang...
there are 3 pre drilled holes. One is for the clutch pedal if you have an auto.. which you dont. the other two are on the sides and lead into the inner fender well. If you take of your tire and take all of the inner fender plastic out you should see the whole and follow it to the inside of the car.. those are the only predrilled holes.
Re: Where Oh Where is the whole in my firewall?
Originally posted by MaximaMan
I'm trying to locate a whole through my firewall...
I'm trying to locate a whole through my firewall...
The best one to deal with is the rubber grommet which holds the cable that opens the hood from the lever from inside the car.
The best thing would be to cut a 45 degree slot and run your wires through. Make sure you seal the opening with some silicone glue after everything is done.
Good Luck
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Originally posted by ny96max
just drill through the fire wall right at the clutch plate. Its punched into the metal behind a small rubber flap.
just drill through the fire wall right at the clutch plate. Its punched into the metal behind a small rubber flap.
Thx
:o)
Forget that drilling and under the wheel well crap. There is an easy and convenient hole on the driver side. Imagine facing your engine bay (so that the driver side is on your right). It will be approx. 2' over and 1' down from the right. It will have a rubber plug in it. From the inside, you will see it high above the gas peddle. Good luck.
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Originally posted by ptatohed
Forget that drilling and under the wheel well crap. There is an easy and convenient hole on the driver side. Imagine facing your engine bay (so that the driver side is on your right). It will be approx. 2' over and 1' down from the right. It will have a rubber plug in it. From the inside, you will see it high above the gas peddle. Good luck.
Forget that drilling and under the wheel well crap. There is an easy and convenient hole on the driver side. Imagine facing your engine bay (so that the driver side is on your right). It will be approx. 2' over and 1' down from the right. It will have a rubber plug in it. From the inside, you will see it high above the gas peddle. Good luck.
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Originally posted by dashingMax
Is this "rubber plug" removable? or will someone have to drill through it? Is it a grommet type seal?
Is this "rubber plug" removable? or will someone have to drill through it? Is it a grommet type seal?
Yes, it's removable. Trust me - I lost mine!
I guess it's a grommet type seal. When I hear the word grommet, I imagine a rubber fitting that only covers the circumference and leaves an open hole. This is just like that but fills the hole. I imagine it will still fit back on if you don't add too many wires/thick wires but you will probably reach a point where it won't fit back in if you keep adding wires.
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Originally posted by ptatohed
Yes, it's removable. Trust me - I lost mine!
I guess it's a grommet type seal. When I hear the word grommet, I imagine a rubber fitting that only covers the circumference and leaves an open hole. This is just like that but fills the hole. I imagine it will still fit back on if you don't add too many wires/thick wires but you will probably reach a point where it won't fit back in if you keep adding wires.
Yes, it's removable. Trust me - I lost mine!
I guess it's a grommet type seal. When I hear the word grommet, I imagine a rubber fitting that only covers the circumference and leaves an open hole. This is just like that but fills the hole. I imagine it will still fit back on if you don't add too many wires/thick wires but you will probably reach a point where it won't fit back in if you keep adding wires.
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Originally posted by dashingMax
So, if I drill a hole right through the center of this "rubber seal" (as you prefer) and run a about 2-3 18-gauge wires, I should be okay...right?
So, if I drill a hole right through the center of this "rubber seal" (as you prefer) and run a about 2-3 18-gauge wires, I should be okay...right?
Sure, that should work. What I would do is use an exacto to cut a slit, rather than making an open hole. Good luck.
ummm WTF is goin on here?, its not a huge topic for discussion. Either find a gromet in the firewall or drill through where the clutchplate is, END OF STORY!
why would you drill through a rubber gromet?, make a slit in it for petes sake using a knife!
why would you drill through a rubber gromet?, make a slit in it for petes sake using a knife!
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Originally posted by ny96max
ummm WTF is goin on here?, its not a huge topic for discussion. Either find a gromet in the firewall or drill through where the clutchplate is, END OF STORY!
why would you drill through a rubber gromet?, make a slit in it for petes sake using a knife!
ummm WTF is goin on here?, its not a huge topic for discussion. Either find a gromet in the firewall or drill through where the clutchplate is, END OF STORY!
why would you drill through a rubber gromet?, make a slit in it for petes sake using a knife!
Good grief NY96! Relax man, relax.
i find it funny how there is so much confusion over finding or making a hole in the firewall for some neon lights, lol!
if he wanted to make life even easier all he would have to do is find an ignition wire off the steering column. Thats the place where i go for igntion when installing alarms,neons,strobes,amp turn on wires.
if he wanted to make life even easier all he would have to do is find an ignition wire off the steering column. Thats the place where i go for igntion when installing alarms,neons,strobes,amp turn on wires.
Originally posted by ny96max
i find it funny how there is so much confusion over finding or making a hole in the firewall for some neon lights, lol!
if he wanted to make life even easier all he would have to do is find an ignition wire off the steering column. Thats the place where i go for igntion when installing alarms,neons,strobes,amp turn on wires.
i find it funny how there is so much confusion over finding or making a hole in the firewall for some neon lights, lol!
if he wanted to make life even easier all he would have to do is find an ignition wire off the steering column. Thats the place where i go for igntion when installing alarms,neons,strobes,amp turn on wires.
'nuff said
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