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wiring through to roof.... how
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wiring through to roof.... how
G'day,
i have just fnished building a rack/cage for the roof of my gq patrol, and i want to put some spotties up there.
where/how do you guys run the wiring to get it up there? i am assuming somewhere it has to go from the inside to the outside.....
Cheers
Stew
i have just fnished building a rack/cage for the roof of my gq patrol, and i want to put some spotties up there.
where/how do you guys run the wiring to get it up there? i am assuming somewhere it has to go from the inside to the outside.....
Cheers
Stew
I came out of the mudguard under the snorkel through and then ran the wires up behind the snorkel, tucked under.
At the top of the snorkel I put a flat trailer plug, and then attached its mate to the roofrack. The 7-wire trailer plug had enough connections for everything I wanted to do on the roof rack, and still allows the roofrack to be removed.
Jason
At the top of the snorkel I put a flat trailer plug, and then attached its mate to the roofrack. The 7-wire trailer plug had enough connections for everything I wanted to do on the roof rack, and still allows the roofrack to be removed.
Jason
This is not legal advice.
Through the rear air vent on the back pillar on an 80 series... Pulled the plastic trim right off, neatly drilled holes so we could cable tie the cable in split conduit and ran it up to the gutter and onto the rack leg.
Have also seen the older style round 5/7 pin trailer sockets mounted onto the roof with a plug.
Have also seen the older style round 5/7 pin trailer sockets mounted onto the roof with a plug.
Cheers,
Dan.
[i]1996 HDJ80R[/i]
Dan.
[i]1996 HDJ80R[/i]
If your going to keep the car for a while, then drill a hole through the roof and put a rubber grommet in it so water and the likes cant get through. Then run the wiring through the grommet. When you go to sell the car, take it to a panel beater and get them to weld it over and paint match that area.
Otherwise all the other ideas are worth the effort
Otherwise all the other ideas are worth the effort
this is how i did mine all the wiring is enclosed
used a rubber gromet in the b pillar tight as fit
used a rubber gromet in the b pillar tight as fit
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if a fat lady falls in the forest do the trees laugh?
[quote="RUFF"]although i didnt mean to, i squealed like a girl :armsup:[/quote]
if a fat lady falls in the forest do the trees laugh?
[quote="RUFF"]although i didnt mean to, i squealed like a girl :armsup:[/quote]
nah i hasn't caught on anything yet i'm gonna change it so the wiring goes up through the bottom of the rack instead of in through the end
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if a fat lady falls in the forest do the trees laugh?
[quote="RUFF"]although i didnt mean to, i squealed like a girl :armsup:[/quote]
if a fat lady falls in the forest do the trees laugh?
[quote="RUFF"]although i didnt mean to, i squealed like a girl :armsup:[/quote]
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