YOUR RESEARCHTrickle charge wire routing
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Hi chaps. So I have got myself a nice little novo trickle charger. At present I have wired it up so the the wires go over the top of the seal to the battery. Are there any holes that will allow me to route through the bulkhead direct to the battery. Thanks Wayne
Do you mean the bulkhead from the cabin to the battery compartment, or the one from the frunk? If the later then there is a massive rubber grommet in the far left corner (as you look at the car), drill a hole through this to pass the cables through. This is what I did!!
:yeah: Remember to slap a load of general purpose silicone sealant over the wires entering this grommet though .. it's in a wet area and you don't want water in the car ... speaking from experience here
Funnily enough I did exactly that!!
Can someone give me a pointer? Many thanks Wayne
"If the later then there is a massive rubber grommet in the far left corner (as you look at the car), drill a hole through this to pass the cables through." Your picture is of the right corner. Try the other side......
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