Wire running question....
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Melting Slicks
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From: Brea CA
Wire running question....
Ok, what is the BEST way to get a small wire from the engine compartment, near the battery, to the center console so I can switch it. I did not see any access holes.
I do have a Z51, and in the console there are the F55 wires and plug... is there a way to access that wire in the engine compartment?
Thanks,
Craig
I do have a Z51, and in the console there are the F55 wires and plug... is there a way to access that wire in the engine compartment?
Thanks,
Craig
Safety Car
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Dalllas/Ft Worth Area TX
Do a little looking!
Start looking on the engine side of the firewall and you should find somewhere where you can feed a wire through, maybe in the fuse area under the passanger rug. Might have to take the inner fender well panel off to find feed, there is also a vacumn line going through the firewall on the drivers side near the end of the fuelrail cover, be careful not to break.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: PA
St. Jude Donor '21 thru '26
If you take out the battery you will see the wiring harness right behind the battery. There is a rubber boot around the wiring harness that leads into the area of the fuse box on the passenger side. This is where I ran the vacuum line for my exhaust control. I just cut a small slice in the boot and used a electrical fish from inside the car and pulled the vacuum line thru from the engine compartment. Just be careful not to cut any of the wires.
Safety Car
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From: shavertown Pa.
I had one of those southern car parts fan control switches on my 08 in there instructions it showed running the wire under the black molding ( held in by a tox screw) just by the rear of drivers side door next to the windshield post.
It worked out good and I didn't need to make holes and was able to remove it before I traded the car.
It's hard to explain but they must have directions at there site....
It worked out good and I didn't need to make holes and was able to remove it before I traded the car.
It's hard to explain but they must have directions at there site....
