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Amp cable
#1
I'm running my amp cable underneath the car next week is a piece of garden hose suitable as protection for the power cable ???
Dragoon Blue Estate in a bit of a State
#2
bodgetacular, but would probably work.

fyi, cable armour is like a fiver from screwfix for more than enough
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#3
Is it ill try there website now then cheers mate
Dragoon Blue Estate in a bit of a State
#4
think so, something around that price anyway
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#5
Is this the stuff

http://m.screwfix.com/p/tower-corrugated...-10m/50443
Dragoon Blue Estate in a bit of a State
#6
yep that'll do the trick mate
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#7
Hang on.

It takes around 45 minutes to safely run the cable through the car interior to the boot. Why are you running cable underneath the car?
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#8
Cool cheers mate
Dragoon Blue Estate in a bit of a State
#9
still easy enough to run it under the car Chris, and if it's in armour and help up so it's not gunna get snagged on anything, I don't see any issue?
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#10
(15-01-2013, 04:32 PM)C.A.R. Wrote: Hang on.

It takes around 45 minutes to safely run the cable through the car interior to the boot. Why are you running cable underneath the car?

Because I can't see anyway to get the cable through the bulk head
I have air con on mine if that makes a difference
Dragoon Blue Estate in a bit of a State
#11
(15-01-2013, 04:48 PM)Willo Wrote:
(15-01-2013, 04:32 PM)C.A.R. Wrote: Hang on.

It takes around 45 minutes to safely run the cable through the car interior to the boot. Why are you running cable underneath the car?

Because I can't see anyway to get the cable through the bulk head
I have air con on mine if that makes a difference

Use the same grommit the aircon uses then for the condenser
#12
Where's that ?
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#13
Tbh it'll be fine without aslong as its not going to chaff on anything. I am running my battery cable under the car just tie it up to the brakelines ot the way
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#14
Or just run it under the car. Just as safe and easier.
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#15
I just drilled through the car on the left of the air con grommet on my past 2 cars. On the estate ive gone through the grommet on the top rght of hte master cylinder!
#16
I'll have a look at it in the morning if the weather is dry

Is there anywhere that's guaranteed to get it into the car fairly easily
Dragoon Blue Estate in a bit of a State
#17
tbh mate, easiest way is thru a grommet in the boot floor, save f*cking about in the engine bay with limited space etc
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#18
Just don't do what my mate did and have it wrapped round the exhaust
#19
Round the exhaust that's not a clever idea

When I swap the headunit I don't need to swap any cables over do I on my old vw golf I had to swap the red and yellow wires over so that it would remember the stations and positions on cd etc
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#20
(16-01-2013, 12:23 PM)Sambarker Wrote: Just don't do what my mate did and have it wrapped round the exhaust

what a massive fail! lol
#21
my amp cable runs under the car, i sleaved the cable in plastic air line then cable tied it to the brake lines
just be carefull going under the bulkhead near the chasis leg, the antiroll bar is a moving part and may rub through the cable


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