Power wire

[CNY240]

Looking for tips and tricks and pictures of how to run and where to run your amp power line from battery to trunk for a amp. mostly where is it the easiest to run through and what gromets or where to drill and add your own. pictures and how to pop off plastic or remove plastics tips are all great helps for this!

[timot_one]

I'll let you know right now that you can run power wire from your battery to your trunk without drilling any holes.  I can get pictures in a few weeks, but it's too damn cold outside and I'm too damn busy packing up my shit to move.

[CrackerTeg]

A quick search revealed this thread. Search is your friend. Try it sometime.

[CNY240]

@ Cracker Teg- yes it is helpful but  i didnt find it too be. I did search it before posting : P im trying to eliminate the uneeded material and focuz on running through the fire wall and inside the cabin for poping the plastics of to hide a 4 gauge wire. it was helpful but when i went to find where they ran it, i couldnt. thats why im trying to find some more pictures detailing only the power wire how fellow members have done it 

[CNY240]

@ Timot- i know its too cold! i tried looking  for that gromet and  couldnt find it since i dont know where 100% thanks alot!!

[timot_one]

It will be a few weeks, but I'll have pictures when I have time.

[CrazyCreashunz]

The grommet in the fire wall is right about where your clutch pedal would be (to the left of the brake pedal about 3-4 inches up), very noticeable. I ran it from the grommet right behind the panel where the interior fuse box is and under the panels of the door steps straight under the rear seat from the back floor panel.

[CNY240]

idk if it makes a differnce im in a 05 accord 4 dr. but ill check tomorrow. thanks man!

[CrazyCreashunz]

idk if it makes a difference im in a 05 accord 4 dr. but ill check tomorrow. thanks man!

No it doesn't, just make sure you run the wire on the driver side since the battery is located on that side! Run your RCA cables and remote wire on the passenger side to reduce interference. I'm NO expert   but my system sounds good and the setup is nice and neat!  

...good luck!

[timot_one]

Run your remote turn on wire down the same side as your power wire.  Keep all power wires away from your RCA's if you want to prevent induced noise.  I'm no expert either, but I am a licensed MECP installer and have an extensive background in electronics, audio systems, and acoustics.

[gargantula99]

Run your remote turn on wire down the same side as your power wire.  Keep all power wires away from your RCA's if you want to prevent induced noise.  I'm no expert either, but I am a licensed MECP installer and have an extensive background in electronics, audio systems, and acoustics.

Sounds "experty" to me.

[CrackerTeg]

CNY, just like Billy said, its that plastic grommit to the left of the brake pedal. If you have a manual, you can't use that hole. As for the year and model, it doesn't matter. The firewall is the same for all 7th gen Accords. BTW, I'm Z.

[CNY240]

I do infact have a manual acoord.... fml.... but  any quick pictures would help also. as for RCA's im splicing into the rear speakers with one of the line out converters for my RCA's so interferance shouldnt be an issuse just need the aid on  the power wire thats my only hold up

CNY, just like Billy said, its that plastic grommit to the left of the brake pedal. If you have a manual, you can't use that hole. As for the year and model, it doesn't matter. The firewall is the same for all 7th gen Accords. BTW, I'm Z.

so where should the wire be going  Z  now that you ahve shot down that idea 

[Icebox]

i ran mine through a grommet that is located to the right of the gas pedal

[CrazyCreashunz]

I do infact have a manual acoord.... fml.... but  any quick pictures would help also. as for RCA's im splicing into the rear speakers with one of the line out converters for my RCA's so interferance shouldnt be an issuse just need the aid on  the power wire thats my only hold up

HMmm...  splicing into the rear speaker wires to coneect and RCA cable doesn't sound like a good idea bro... [smh] I would personally run theat RCA from the amp straight to your H/U. If you are running to a stock H/U I would suggest obtaining a converter.