Under the fuse box on the passenger side closest to the windshield .... you could follow that down into the car into the passenger side footwell. No cutting required.
Under the fuse box on the passenger side closest to the windshield .... you could follow that down into the car into the passenger side footwell. No cutting required.
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"The only thing that needs adjusting is the nut behind the wheel."
ONE BETTER, use that hole, that has a rubber plug in it originally, drill/dremel the hole to where your wire will just squeeze through, then you have a watertight hole so no water @ your passenger's feet
I just installed an amp today and a box on my 98 SH and I used a cigarette lighter/charger outlet's "power" wire to work with my amp and left outlet work the same way it was working. Simply connect to it. It is easier to run a wire under your unit instead of drilling firewall or look for a tiny tunnel to access the batterry. You still need a Monster (or similar) cable with a fuse to connect. Also you can use any speaker's wire (just one! ) to connect a "remote" wire to your amp. Sound remains the same and no harm to speakers or amp or outlet.
2) The power wire for the cigarette lighter is only 22 gauge wire. Unless you have a super weenie amp, that is not nearly big enough. Even a small amp still requires 10 or 8 AWG wire to hook up safely.
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