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Thread: Where to run wires through firewall?

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    Agree with grimace. I ran several wires through the same hole. UHf, driving lights, extra power wires etc. There is a relay on the inside of the wheel arch, 2x 8pm bolts I think hold it in. Makes it easier getting hand down there.
    A mate told me to use a piece of broken antenna & file one end, push it through and feed ya wire through. Wish I did this before. Coat hanger worked well but
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    A nail or screw works just as well, just tape it to the wires.

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    Another plus for the Grimace location. I have used it for numerous items. I use a piece of stainless wire cable left over from building the deck. Heaps of room and no drama but you may have to take the kick panel off (one screw).

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