Sub in boot wiring advice please

Jester77

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Nov 1, 2008
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Hi All,
I'm sorry if this has come up before but does anyone know any access points in the firewall to run a wire to the boot for a sub? any help would be great.

I must add I've had my V5 for 14 months now and absolutely love it :D
 

rk696

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Aug 16, 2007
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West Yorkshire
Hi All,
I'm sorry if this has come up before but does anyone know any access points in the firewall to run a wire to the boot for a sub? any help would be great.

I must add I've had my V5 for 14 months now and absolutely love it :D

I drilled a hole through the bulkhead where the pollen filter housing is, a ballache tbh, couldn't find anywhere better.

Be sure to seal it properly afterwards ;)

p.s. It also gives you a chance to seal the pollen filter housing with a bead of silicone, to be sure it will never leak..
 

AP_V5

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Jan 19, 2010
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Sussex
I fitted the amp in my mates Leon ages ago before I even had a seat and seem to remember there was a 'blank' grommet with nothing going through it just under or near to the pollen filter housing which i simply poked a hole through with my screwdriver so shouldn't be any need for drilling. I've just got a sub for my Toledo so will be doing my soon hopefully. I'll be having a look next time I get a chance so I'll let you know
 

Crazyoll

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Feb 2, 2010
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Worcestershire
Take the glove box out mate and you'll easilly be able to find the grommet.
Then just run the wires under the inside sill plastic and then under the rear seat into the boot :)
 

NI3K

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Nov 19, 2009
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I ran mine to right of the engine bay and down the gap at the top/back of the bay towards passenger door, from there through the plastic grommet into the car, easypeesy
 

NI3K

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Nov 19, 2009
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AP_V5

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Jan 19, 2010
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Sussex
I did mine yesterday too, sounds just right with the standard speakers, I've wired it into my standard sat nav headunit too :)
 
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