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Old Apr 4, 2006, 01:40 PM   #1
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Firewall hole for running wires

I am installing a system and can not find the groumet(sp) hole to run my positive wire through the firewall. Do I have to drill one myself or is predrilled somewhere.

BTW, I am running 0 gauge wiring so the hole has to be atleast the size of a penny.
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Old Apr 4, 2006, 01:47 PM   #2
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Good luck with that. You'll probably have to drill your own hole.
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I drilled my own for a 4g wire. Supposedly there's a grommet on the passenger side firewall, but it's not big enough. There's a nice spot to drill in the driver's side footwell, behind the clutch pedal (look underneath the car and you'll see what I mean)
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Old Apr 4, 2006, 07:23 PM   #4
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I am installing a system and can not find the groumet(sp) hole to run my positive wire through the firewall. Do I have to drill one myself or is predrilled somewhere.

BTW, I am running 0 gauge wiring so the hole has to be atleast the size of a penny.
WOW, why 0 ga.?


I ran my power wire through the passenger side gromet. Just use a straightned coat hanger fromthe engine bay side and feed it through. It took me a couple tries, but I eventually got it to go down under the dash. I have a pic, but my wire is no where near 0ga.
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Old Apr 4, 2006, 10:12 PM   #5
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I have the same problem. 1/0 gauge is the only way to go with a 1000watt amp and a 550... I think I'm going to have to spend the $10 for a 1" metal/wood hole saw at Lowe's. It will be worth it though
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you can easily fit a 0Gauge wire through the passenger side grommett hole. it may be a little hard to get to, but it will fit.
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Old Apr 5, 2006, 07:03 AM   #7
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you can easily fit a 0Gauge wire through the passenger side grommett hole. it may be a little hard to get to, but it will fit.
where do I look for this sde grommet? i looked on both sides and saw nothing.
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Forget using the passenger side grommett, your going to have to fish a lot of line to get over there... Drill the hole, and when you figure out where, let me know... I have to find a place to run my 0awg through... not looking at a 1000 watt system, but my 3 xtant amps take 4awg each...
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theres a rubber grommet on the lower left side of the passenger side... its not difficult at all... just poke a hole with a screw driver make sure its goes through the firewall.... have the power wire come from the inside of the car... and push it through the fire wall... simple. ive done it several times already. =/.
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theres a rubber grommet on the lower left side of the passenger side... its not difficult at all... just poke a hole with a screw driver make sure its goes through the firewall.... have the power wire come from the inside of the car... and push it through the fire wall... simple. ive done it several times already. =/.
Same thing I did. You might wanna loosen a bolt so its easier but it is no problem to get the wire through there.
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remove the driver side fender lining and look, there is a large rubber sealed hole there, that is where mitsu runs the wires for the factory performance gauge cluster. use it, poke a hole with a screwdriver and be done.
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Old Apr 9, 2006, 09:17 AM   #12
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I ran mine yesterday through the drivers fender hole for the fuse block... fit like a charm, even fit under the door plastics to back seat then into the trunk... cake walk... It is memphis 0awg wire/some of the thickest for 0 gauge
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I ran my 4 gauge through the passenger side grommet with room to spare... You should have no problem... but I'm taking my system out... what are you putting in?
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I am installing (1) 10" RF sub, (4) 6.5" alpine components with (2) tweeter, Panasonic HU, and 2 kicker amps.
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That's cool.. I have 2 12" Kicker subs in the kicker box and a kicker amp... too much weight though... the box alone weighs 70 lbs... so i'm sellin the subs and getting one 10 or 12 and building a lightweight box... I like the bass but not enough to sacrifice that much weight...
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