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Author Subject: Bulkhead hole for power cable
CammyDudge*

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Post #1
I have been searching for a while now on the internet and can’t seem to find anything.
I had a look the other night and can’t see any obvious hole for the power cable. I don’t fancy drilling a hole so am hoping there is other options.
I have seen the cable coming in by the door before, to me that looks silly.

Also I was going to ask what the best way is to run cables to the back,
down the side by the doors or up the middle under the carpet.

Thanks Cammy

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Posted 25th Feb 2012 at 11:56
smithers

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Post #2
Have a look HERE been covered a number of times.

As for the other cables for simplicity you can just unclip the door seals and popthe cables under the carpet. I had my seats out whilst doing another job so routed the cables up either side of the exhaust tunnel. Thumbs up

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Posted 25th Feb 2012 at 12:55
monkeyman

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Post #3
If you have aircon there is a seal around the pipes that you can fit a cable through, its in the passenger footwell, near the centre console.

I ran my power leads past the door sill, and signal cables along the middle of the car, but you need to remove the passenger seat to do that easily.

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Posted 26th Feb 2012 at 11:41
CammyDudge*

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Post #4
monkeyman wrote:
If you have aircon there is a seal around the pipes that you can fit a cable through, its in the passenger footwell, near the centre console.

I ran my power leads past the door sill, and signal cables along the middle of the car, but you need to remove the passenger seat to do that easily.



Thanks for that, i did see the air con pipes but was'nt sure it would work, i'll give that a go,
i'll work out how to run the cable to back i'll give it a go anyway,

also once the glove box is out the way is it easy to get in about and get the cable through etc?

Thanks Cammy

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Posted 26th Feb 2012 at 23:40
monkeyman

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its been a while since I fitted mine, but I think its just 4 screws holding the lower glovebox in, and with it out you can get the cables behind the center console easily enough. There's a couple of bolts under the gearstick and another at the back under the rear ashtray.

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Posted 28th Feb 2012 at 11:15
CammyDudge*

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Post #6
monkeyman wrote:
its been a while since I fitted mine, but I think its just 4 screws holding the lower glovebox in, and with it out you can get the cables behind the center console easily enough. There's a couple of bolts under the gearstick and another at the back under the rear ashtray.


Perfect, i'll give that ago when i have time,

Thanks for the help "monkeyman"

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Posted 28th Feb 2012 at 17:20
footah212

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Is your car on gumtree atm

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Posted 1st Mar 2012 at 08:44
CammyDudge*

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Post #8
Yeh I put it up to see what interest I would get, and has been really good, I've just had it check over and a few things done, i really don't want to sell the car as I love it, but i will admit its hard work paying 160 pound a month insurance, and putting fuel in it! Thumbs down
I do think I'll keep it if am Honest, you only live once I suppose Smile

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Posted 1st Mar 2012 at 09:01
footah212

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CammyDudge* wrote:
but i will admit its hard work paying 160 pound a month insurance


Shock F**k me !!

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Posted 1st Mar 2012 at 09:12
barnettjd77

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[quote=" but i will admit its hard work paying 160 pound a month insurance


Mine is nuts aswell i am paying £177 a month atm!

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Posted 6th Apr 2012 at 18:23
dragoon

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Post #11
erm, how about looking 2 topics lower:

http://www.306gti6.com/forum/showthread.php?id=146788

can't be much clearer!

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Posted 8th Apr 2012 at 14:01

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