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Okay dudes, by brother in law got him an S-10 Extreme and he wants a system naturally.
I was looking in the engine bay for a spot to run the hot wire to the battery. Does anyone know where I might find a hole, grommet, or just good spot to put one to get it in the cabin.

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Upper Left should be a few of them.
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usually you also can find one around where the steering linkage is found... Almost always one there...
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Post by MobileAudio219 »

The battery is on the passengers side, its easy enough to just drill a new whole and get a new rubber gromment. Thats what I did on my cousins 96 blazer.
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oh it is? Ooh hmmm yea then run it down the passenger side then... thats pretty simple
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Post by drdoom23 »

U could always run it through those holes and tie the wires together and place them along the wall were the motors at just make sure they don't touch the motor that's how mines ran
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Post by Tim »

ok gotcha. shouldnt be too big a deal.

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