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No doubt this has been ask many times before but I couldn't find an answer in the search engine after looking at many pages. I need to pass a video cable from the engine bay to the cab. I've looked several times and cant see a clear route to run the cable. I think there is one under the carpet on the drivers side but that insulation seems to be put down with epoxy. So do any of you pro's have any ideas? It's a 2018 F250 Lariat. Thanks a bunch.
Just to the outside of where the steering column goes through you will see a larger black rubber grommet. It has an un-used nipple on it. Cut that, run it inside and it will be up behind the emergency brake.
I used windshield buutle to seal the hole, the stuff holds and stays flexible forever.
Just to the outside of where the steering column goes through you will see a larger black rubber grommet. It has an un-used nipple on it. Cut that, run it inside and it will be up behind the emergency brake.
I used windshield buutle to seal the hole, the stuff holds and stays flexible forever.
Thanks. I saw that and wondered what it was. It almost looked like it had a cap on it. That will work just fine. Thanks again.
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