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<blockquote data-quote="theothermike" data-source="post: 4179107" data-attributes="member: 568137">Hello guys, im installing a quick system for a close friend. and everything is done except for power and ground wires. normally cars have a rubber grommet in the engine bay to run the power wires into the car, and then down the rockers, but in his navigator he has plastic clips with the tiny factory car wires and i havnt spotted a rubber gromet into his car.What options do i have to get the power wire in the back of his car. any navigator users here?Also a quick ?In the back of his car, around his 3rd row seating there are those bracket bars that go across for the 3rd row seat hooks to rest in when installed. but there is a flat surface on the front and back of it. Would this be an acceptable ground if i ground the paint down and bolted a ring to it. or would the flat floor panel surface be better?Thanks,Mike</blockquote>

[QUOTE="theothermike, post: 4179107, member: 568137"] Hello guys, im installing a quick system for a close friend. and everything is done except for power and ground wires. normally cars have a rubber grommet in the engine bay to run the power wires into the car, and then down the rockers, but in his navigator he has plastic clips with the tiny factory car wires and i havnt spotted a rubber gromet into his car. What options do i have to get the power wire in the back of his car. any navigator users here? Also a quick ? In the back of his car, around his 3rd row seating there are those bracket bars that go across for the 3rd row seat hooks to rest in when installed. but there is a flat surface on the front and back of it. Would this be an acceptable ground if i ground the paint down and bolted a ring to it. or would the flat floor panel surface be better? Thanks, Mike [/QUOTE]

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