Date: Mon, 09 Aug 1999 18:02:39 GMT From: macmahonnopsamther.net (Rob MacMahon) Subject: Re: Wire Running for Amp?
Ah yes, I ran into a neat bunch of wires that were surrounded by a compression banded rubber boot. My large wire went right in and came into the cab where the Bosch fuel injection controller (?!?) is. I tested out the subwoofer setup and now all I have to do is run the wires. I still have some slap coming out of the 4x10's but a better crossover should handle that. Anyone have any suggestions on where to mount a 10 disk cd changer? I currently have it under my passenger seat. Thanks for the help! Rob On Thu, 05 Aug 1999 19:10:02 -0500, turbospgnopsamsouth.net wrote: >I'll second that as the spot to install. Iand to make the wire look clean and not >be seen, then get out your torx set from the trunk, and take off the metal "step" >at the bottem of the door and run wire there to under the back seat into the trunk >area. > > > >Mark > > > > >Andre Brousseau wrote: > >> open the hood and look near the passenger door, where is the vacuum pump, there >> is a hole there that is leading in the cab... I installed my amp and stereo >> system with my 8 speakers all by myself, if you have any others questions, >> don't be shy! :-) >> >> Regards, >> Andre Brousseau >> >> Rob MacMahon wrote: >> >> > Hi All, >> > I am trying to install a heavy gauge wire from the trunk area of my >> > 89 SAAB 900 3 door. I need to get a connection directly from the battery, >> > or at least one of the main cables that come off the battery. Can anyone >> > tell me the best way ( with minimum fuss ) to either take power from inside >> > the cab or get through the firwall to the battery? The wire is 3 mm thick. >> > I will consider drilling, but only if I can seal it up good. My area uses >> > lots of salt on the roads. >> > Thanks in advance! >> > >> > Rob > >
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