Extra cables through firewall???
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Extra cables through firewall???
Hi guys, I'm needing to pass some more electrical wires for accessories from Passenger Cab to Engine compartment BUT...
I don't want just make a hole on the firewall to pass them, some of you can recommend me some kind of connector, water-proof, to do it???
Thanks in advanced for any comment/help
I don't want just make a hole on the firewall to pass them, some of you can recommend me some kind of connector, water-proof, to do it???
Thanks in advanced for any comment/help
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Thanks guys for all answers. I'm looking for some kind of connector, because in my previous truck, I have installed a lot of wires through a rubber boot without connector, but after a mayor damage to my passenger cab, I hab to replace it, so I have to cutt all wires also.
I really prefer some kind of water pack connector or somenthing similar, I need to pass some low current wires but some AWG #10 also...
Any more ideas?
I really prefer some kind of water pack connector or somenthing similar, I need to pass some low current wires but some AWG #10 also...
Any more ideas?
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Originally Posted by javi2001
Thanks guys for all answers. I'm looking for some kind of connector, because in my previous truck, I have installed a lot of wires through a rubber boot without connector, but after a mayor damage to my passenger cab, I hab to replace it, so I have to cutt all wires also.
I really prefer some kind of water pack connector or somenthing similar, I need to pass some low current wires but some AWG #10 also...
Any more ideas?
I really prefer some kind of water pack connector or somenthing similar, I need to pass some low current wires but some AWG #10 also...
Any more ideas?
I don't know what you could do for the AWG #10 wires. I don't know if they have fully insulated butt or spade connectors for wires that big, but you could use them and fill with dielectric grease to make it 'waterproof'.
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Here's multipin bulkhead connectors, and their higher-amp page has connectors should fit that AWG10
http://www.route66supply.com/store/page19.html
and firewall http://www.alvatek.com/cms/mil-c-265...FRpIYAodsiNXMA and a catalog of many types, it may have just what you're looking for... http://www.newark.com/jsp/search/browse.jsp?N=1000060
http://www.route66supply.com/store/page19.html
and firewall http://www.alvatek.com/cms/mil-c-265...FRpIYAodsiNXMA and a catalog of many types, it may have just what you're looking for... http://www.newark.com/jsp/search/browse.jsp?N=1000060
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Originally Posted by RexB
Here's multipin bulkhead connectors, and their higher-amp page has connectors should fit that AWG10
http://www.route66supply.com/store/page19.html
and firewall http://www.alvatek.com/cms/mil-c-265...FRpIYAodsiNXMA and a catalog of many types, it may have just what you're looking for... http://www.newark.com/jsp/search/browse.jsp?N=1000060
http://www.route66supply.com/store/page19.html
and firewall http://www.alvatek.com/cms/mil-c-265...FRpIYAodsiNXMA and a catalog of many types, it may have just what you're looking for... http://www.newark.com/jsp/search/browse.jsp?N=1000060
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I had to run some wires to test some subs and amps out, so I ran the wires under the truck and then into a drain plug under the carpet, Just had it like that for a day to so. But yea just use some male and female spade conncetors where the wire passes through the firewall. They sell waterproof ones also. Then silicole the hole up once your done.