Running a CD lead into the boot
As Gazzer says, that's about the easiest option. The base of the centre console pulls out easily so you shouldn't have any problems there. Take the base of the rear seat off by removing the two bolts...
Another option may be to mount the changer under the passenger seat? That's where mine is and it seems to work well. Also means that I change discs more often and that someone would have to remove the seat to nick the thing
Another option may be to mount the changer under the passenger seat? That's where mine is and it seems to work well. Also means that I change discs more often and that someone would have to remove the seat to nick the thing
Mickey
ran mine down passenger side under carpet, just remove plastic door trim and put wire down the side of the carpet. took rear seat base out (2 bolts) and wire access into boot was then sorted. if you need a earth, plenty of metal there to get one.
hope this helps,
simon
ran mine down passenger side under carpet, just remove plastic door trim and put wire down the side of the carpet. took rear seat base out (2 bolts) and wire access into boot was then sorted. if you need a earth, plenty of metal there to get one.
hope this helps,
simon
Hello,
I ran mine beside the passenger seat as well. There is a plastic trough with a few wires, but also the brake pipes. There is a posibillity that this is not OK because the pipes mey get hot under repeated heavy repeated (every day!!) But my CD/AMP leads are there and they are fine.
I ran mine beside the passenger seat as well. There is a plastic trough with a few wires, but also the brake pipes. There is a posibillity that this is not OK because the pipes mey get hot under repeated heavy repeated (every day!!) But my CD/AMP leads are there and they are fine.
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