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CHR15B

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Registered: 6th Jun 04
Location: Glasgow
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4th Aug 04 at 13:04

Whats the best way to do this, where can I run the + wire through the bulkhead and get access from interior?

Better to run the RCA's down their own side?

Best place to earth the amp?

thepadd

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Registered: 2nd May 04
Location: Nottingham Drives: Corsa C SXI 1.2 16v
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4th Aug 04 at 13:57

You can follow the wireing loom trough the fusebox to get the + into the car, then just run it down the side of your car under the trims.

Yes, usualy better as less interfierance, however my + and RCA's are running alongside each other and no probs.

look begind the facia in the boot, there are a few bolts going into the bulkhead, sand the paint off one to get a clean contact and stick it there

CHR15B

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Registered: 6th Jun 04
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5th Aug 04 at 00:09

No problems cheers bud, are the door sills/trims easy to remove and replace, on my seat ibiza they were a cunt of a job to get back on the way they were.

Trotty

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Registered: 22nd Feb 01
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5th Aug 04 at 08:04

Tis all fairly easy TBH.

My amps are earthed where the seat belt bolts into the chassis.

RCA's come straight down the middle and power down the passenger side. Got 0ga coming through the bulkhead behind the glovebox, isn't too bad a job TBH.

thepadd

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5th Aug 04 at 11:58

quote:
Originally posted by CHR15B
No problems cheers bud, are the door sills/trims easy to remove and replace, on my seat ibiza they were a cunt of a job to get back on the way they were.

couple of screws and they pop off