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Drilling hole in the firewall
I just picked up a Innovate LC-1 wideband O2 kit and need to run the wires into the car. Where is the best place to do this?
Thanks, Ron
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When running a large-gauge wire from the battery to the amp, I used an existing hole behind the battery and under the lip of the windsheild.
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also, if you drill straight down through the battery compartment, in the right spot, you'll come out in the passenger footwell...
I lucked out when i installed my radio amp - there was already a rust hole there! just pushed the wire through, filled, and presto.
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lol I've repaired it all, primed, rubberized, and painted...
the battery tray doesn't leak a stitch anymore! ![]() the sunroof is another story. lol
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