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    Run wiires from under the hood to the Dash?

    Does any one know the easiest way to run wires from under my hood to my dash? I'd like to wire up a switch for the squirter lights on the front of the car. They are currently wired directly to my side turning dicators so that they come on when i turn my lights on and the left of right blink when the appropriate turning indicator is turning blinking. If your wonder why I decided to put a switch on them read this thread.



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    well u could do like me...tho i have an LXi and notsure how the other dash's layouts are but i fashioned mine into that little rectangle switch cover next to where the cruise control is
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    its super simple to run the wires down from that once u remove the fuse cover thing and there should be a plug underthe dash above the pedals...feel around a bit..this hole goes through the firewall for battery access...i drilled a hole in the plug and ran my wires..all neat and clean...oh btw..once u find that hole dont push on the plug from the inside...try getting it out from the engine compartment side..otherwise u may have to fish it out...hope i helped at all

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    I think I'm going to mount the switches underneath my steering wheel since that's where I put the switch for my lit up Brake/Gas pedals. If I have trouble or any more questions would you be able to post pics? BTW I have an LX-i also. Thanks for your help.

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    ill do my best man
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    Found the plug, thanx for your help. I ended up taking the wiper motor off so that I could drill a small hole through the plug and just run two wires. Then I sealed it up with silicone.

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    I did this when I ran a hotwire to my amp a year ago. There is that plug in the firewall that makes it easy to run wiring. I just cut a small plus in the plug with an xacto knife and ran the wire through with the help of a coat hanger and some electrical tape.

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    I guess I should go out and take pictures of the plug and do a small howto on how to run a small group of wires through your firewall.

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