Wiring from the Engine Bay to the Interior?
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no problem. a good trick to get the wires down to the grommet, is it use electrical tape to light tape the wires to the end of a golf club (hand end) or wire hanger, or something of the sort. then guide the end of the hanger / club / stick to the grommet in the engine bay. once it's there, i ran around to the inside of the car and grabbed the wiring and pulled it through. im sure there is an easier way, but my backyard ingenuity is all im working with lol
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i pulled out the grommet where the cable looks like it runs to the engine bay, but there is still a tight seal behind it. im not sure if i should cut through something or if i am looking in the wrong place?
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Am I one of the only guys who still finds a spot to actually drill a hole for the new wires when possible?? I think I've run through an existing hole maybe two or three times, but it just seems easier for me to find an open spot to just put my own hole and grommet..
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If you're looking to do a wire tuck, you'll have to add or subtract lengths of wire to make it work. Essentially, you'll be making a custom harness. From what I've read on other sites, you have to be careful though because sometimes doing that changes resistance in the wire and can lead to unseen issues. Just look up Honda wire tucks and you should get a few good links or how-to's on what to do and watch out for.
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