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Getting a wire into engine bay

Is there an easy way to get a wire from the dash into the engine bay?

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on the inside,drivers side, remove the tread plate and then the plastic that houses the bonnet release ..

looking at the engine bay , at the top left is a section where the wiper mechanism is ..look down and theres a thick bunch of wiring going into the inside of the FF..
with a screwdriver make a hole in the rubber to one side of the thick bunch of wires ..this is your entry into the inside.. ... - .- -.




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Post #318967 21st Mar 2015 5:17pm
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There is another similar route on the other side where you can drop a wire down to the main fuseboard, but you would need to remove the battery to get at it properly. .
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Cheers for your replies. I will have a nosey tomorrow. Thinking of extending my laser detector sensor pickup down to the bumper area. Although thinking of upgrading completely to a new system that involves wires thru to that area anyway. Thumbs Up

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