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I have an 04 civic coupe 5sp

i dont want to drill my fire wall unless i HAVE to

so i am trying to find an easy way to run wire's threw a hole or gromit already in the firewall or anything :|

if someone could provide info or a pic of how i can do this.. PLEEEASE i need to run some wires threw my fire wall.. *sniff

i want a hoel under the dash so it can be accessed without striping the dash :|
so if someone could get me a pic of a grommet i cna pull and use or a pic of a lcoation i can drill that will allow me acess from the engine baya nd from inside the car. the msot i wanna have to remove is the centre console

 
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http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/search.php?

Try the search feature, it's there for a reason, we have covered this too many times to recover it and search everytime someone new comes in. IBTMFL

 
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How to get a wire through the firewall has been covered, but not how to get it threw the firewall.

 
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Look for a rubber gasket the has a wire harness going through it under the cruise controlbox(right side of car if you are looking from the front about halfway down the firewall). It would be right behind the glovebox if you are looking from inside the car. use a coat hanger to put a little hole then tape the wire to the coat hanger and pull it through.

 
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There are rubber gromets in the trunk on my 03 ex which should be exactly the same. So if you are running to the trunk you can go under the vehicle and drill nothing!. Like I did!.I ran 1/0 thru no problems.

 
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its right below the crusie control box but above the goldesh color right side tie rod looking from the front of the car you can't miss it

 
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where are the trunk grommets?

 
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trunk gromets are under the carpet bellow the lights.. in that area
ive done that thats how im going to run my extra battery heh

i dont have cruise control but i will look for this wire bundle deal you fella's speak of. thanks!

 
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ok cant find thsi damn gromit anyone got a picture? its gonna be like 8 awg wire.. but should be ok.... right?

 
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if you take the bottom dash panel off on the passenager side and move the carpet you should see the firewall opening with a bunch of wires wrapped in rubber running through. Its toward the left side of the bottom passenager seat. What i did was get a skinny screw driver, taped my wire to it and move it through the firewall from the engine side into the passager side. Then just ran the wires down the center or you can try running to the sides.

 
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Be careful not to snag any of the wires with your coat hanger concoction. My earlier post http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=200042 tells the story of how I cut one of my airbag sensors. Just make sure that the coat hanger has not crook in the end and just keep in mind that those are important wires when you pull your power wire through.

 
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This is what Pop was telling you to search for: It's a DIY.
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...threadid=19973


Inigo Montoya - You killed my father, prepare to die!

 
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since im pulling apart large chunks of the car i may be running 4awg wire up the very centre under the console and carpet.. this way i am able to run speaker wires and rca wires up each side of the car.

mainly since i will be running an assload of wires heh. i figured this would be best

thanks for the advice.w hen i get out side and look for the gromet ill take a damn pic for future references for people

 
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Dude, If you are talking about these, I already gave you the link a while ago. These are the pics, I wouldn't have left you high and dry . . .

 
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jees thanks man i jsut went out and found it. and took the same pics.. with the same wire running threw it haha..

thanks
i had to poke the coat hanger threw the grommet then use a small knif eon the engine side to enlarge the hole a lil bit. then i taped the 8awg wire to the hanger and pulled

thanks!!

 
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I think that might be my hand.