e cut out wiring installation
#1
e cut out wiring installation
planing on getting a 3" Qtp e cut out. i was just wondering from all you cut out guys, how would i be able to run wiring into the interior.. let me know thanks..
#2
Banned Village Idiot
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i dont' know where you are going to put the e cut out but i have mine in the "I" pipe and its right under the back seat pass. side... under that seat theres a small cover i removed that and ran the wire under the seat and under the carpet to the middle of my car... it was pretty easy no drill holes needed
#3
TECH Senior Member
Remove the passenger side rear seat bottom cushion (1 bolt). You'll see a plug you can slice and pull the wires through. You're having it welded under the rear seat cavity, right?
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I originally came up through the area under the seat and midway through my first track rental I noticed I was missing insulation around the wiring. The dump exit was a little too close to the wiring entry in to the vehicle. I removed that section of wiring and ran it through the rear passenger floor board location. I know a few folks that have had the same issue. What ever location you use just keep the wiring nowhere near the dump exit.
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I originally came up through the area under the seat and midway through my first track rental I noticed I was missing insulation around the wiring. The dump exit was a little too close to the wiring entry in to the vehicle. I removed that section of wiring and ran it through the rear passenger floor board location. I know a few folks that have had the same issue. What ever location you use just keep the wiring nowhere near the dump exit.
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#9
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^^I tore that piece of **** out after it broke off of the Center Console, and made a Switch Panel that bolts on the under side of the plastic piece that goes around the Radio. Then I put the Switches on that.
I have the one Switch for the Cutout, and I wired in a second one so it doesn't have constant power, I can shut it off since I put it in the Cig Lighter Circuit.
I have the one Switch for the Cutout, and I wired in a second one so it doesn't have constant power, I can shut it off since I put it in the Cig Lighter Circuit.