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Running wires through firewall and switches


outomyelement

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Caleefornia
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1995
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Manual
Running wires through firewall and engine kill switch

Hello all, I'm trying to run a couple of sets of wires through the firewall, and wanted to see if anyone had suggestions about the best place to push through. I can't seem to verify any access from the inside or from the engine bay. Suggestions? :icon_confused:

Also, I'm trying to hook up a 14 gauge, 20 amp, 12V DC circuit that is energized only when the power comes on in the car. From there I'd like to have a switch to turn on my hydroxy cell. This way, if I forget to turn the switch off, I wont drain the battery. :bad:

I was originally going to hook it up to the stereo ACC but the wires are 18 gauge. The max I'll be running through the wires are about 7 Amps. Ideally i'd like to have the circuit isolated from the fuse panels, so I guess my question is where do I splice into the harness without overloading a circuit?

Lastly, I'd like to wire a kill-switch to my engine, which the Kragen guy suggested I wire the switch on the negative side of the power. Thoughts? Best place to splice in again?

I have a service manual on it's way but i'm anxious to get this project going!:c-n:

Thanks!!! :icon_hornsup:
 
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