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<blockquote data-quote="Rattlebrain" data-source="post: 2249793" data-attributes="member: 548400"><p>You can find a place on the fire wall that will accommodate your needs. A place that when you drill, you wont drill through something important.</p><p></p><p>Get a piece of rubber hose that your power wire will snuggly fit through. Drill the hole just ever so slightly smaller than the rubber hose. Put the rubber hose though the hole. and the wire through that. The rubber hose will keep the rough edges of the drilled hole from rubbing though your power wire and causing a short.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rattlebrain, post: 2249793, member: 548400"] You can find a place on the fire wall that will accommodate your needs. A place that when you drill, you wont drill through something important. Get a piece of rubber hose that your power wire will snuggly fit through. Drill the hole just ever so slightly smaller than the rubber hose. Put the rubber hose though the hole. and the wire through that. The rubber hose will keep the rough edges of the drilled hole from rubbing though your power wire and causing a short. [/QUOTE]
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