Wiring from Front door to Headunit or to Trunk
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I am trying to wire component speaker in front door to my amp in the trunk using my own wire. I know how to wire from HU to the trunk but I have no idea how to get the wire into the front doors. So I was thinking if someone can let me know how to run wire from the front door to the HU, I can run it to the trunk. Or the way to run wire from the front door directly to the trunk...
It would be really helpful if someone can give me bit of instruction on how to do this. Thanks.
I am trying to wire component speaker in front door to my amp in the trunk using my own wire. I know how to wire from HU to the trunk but I have no idea how to get the wire into the front doors. So I was thinking if someone can let me know how to run wire from the front door to the HU, I can run it to the trunk. Or the way to run wire from the front door directly to the trunk...
It would be really helpful if someone can give me bit of instruction on how to do this. Thanks.
Alright... I wish I had a digicam but i'll try and explain it....
First off get the door panel off (Follow The DIY)
Open the door.... You'll see a black rubber tube going from the door to the body off the car.
Pull the carpet back and take off the two fuse covers..
Find that hole and fish a coat hanger through theat rubber tube...
MAKE SURE YOU DON'T HAVE A SHARP EDGE
Attach the wire to the hanger and pull it through.
Follow the DIY for the HU removal. or if you're going to the trunk fish the wire under the carpet
First off get the door panel off (Follow The DIY)
Open the door.... You'll see a black rubber tube going from the door to the body off the car.
Pull the carpet back and take off the two fuse covers..
Find that hole and fish a coat hanger through theat rubber tube...
MAKE SURE YOU DON'T HAVE A SHARP EDGE
Attach the wire to the hanger and pull it through.
Follow the DIY for the HU removal. or if you're going to the trunk fish the wire under the carpet
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Thank you so much.
I never worked with car stereo before... I just wanted to get as much information as possible before I get to work on it.
Now on a passenger side door, does panel underneath the glove box come off?

I never worked with car stereo before... I just wanted to get as much information as possible before I get to work on it.
Now on a passenger side door, does panel underneath the glove box come off?
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[hr]Originally posted by: Toca
Alright... I wish I had a digicam but i'll try and explain it....
First off get the door panel off (Follow The DIY)
Open the door.... You'll see a black rubber tube going from the door to the body off the car.
Pull the carpet back and take off the two fuse covers..
Find that hole and fish a coat hanger through theat rubber tube...
MAKE SURE YOU DON'T HAVE A SHARP EDGE
Attach the wire to the hanger and pull it through.
Follow the DIY for the HU removal. or if you're going to the trunk fish the wire under the carpet[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: Toca
Alright... I wish I had a digicam but i'll try and explain it....
First off get the door panel off (Follow The DIY)
Open the door.... You'll see a black rubber tube going from the door to the body off the car.
Pull the carpet back and take off the two fuse covers..
Find that hole and fish a coat hanger through theat rubber tube...
MAKE SURE YOU DON'T HAVE A SHARP EDGE
Attach the wire to the hanger and pull it through.
Follow the DIY for the HU removal. or if you're going to the trunk fish the wire under the carpet[hr]
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