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<blockquote data-quote="pwayzjellyroll" data-source="post: 1384382" data-attributes="member: 561969"><p>Yeah half the time you already have wires going through where you can easily drill. For example on most horns a wire goes throught the firewall to the steering wheel or wherever it goes. Disconnect that wire from the horn, drill a bigger hole and run both wires. There should almost always be an existing hole that you can just run it through or "biggen" up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pwayzjellyroll, post: 1384382, member: 561969"] Yeah half the time you already have wires going through where you can easily drill. For example on most horns a wire goes throught the firewall to the steering wheel or wherever it goes. Disconnect that wire from the horn, drill a bigger hole and run both wires. There should almost always be an existing hole that you can just run it through or "biggen" up. [/QUOTE]
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