djurchicprelude said:shit i just did this shit too yesturday, u will never get new wire in there through the stock place. belive me i have tried for a good four hours. if i knew someone was gonna ask this i would have taken pics, well technically i still can... what u gota do is drill a holee in the body of the car accross the door near the weather stripping, and then take out the speaker from the door and look into the housing on the actual door, u will notice some light coming from the bottom, that is a little hole for something but speaker wire fits in perfectly. well yeah just push it through there and there you go, u got new wire... i dont have my digi but as soon as i do i will post up picks for ya
liar!!!djurchicprelude said:imma try and get those pics up for u today
i'll check that right now.supdood123 said:texas prelude owners group (web site) has a writeup of how a guy used the stock wire loom and fit 16 gauge through there....
:emthup: good callTowlieee said:When running your wires through the stock wire loom, make sure to lube them up.
I have no experience with a 5th gen, but on my 3rd gen, I just ran 12 and 14 gauge through both doors.. I coulden't get it through for the life of me without lube, then I used some lithium grease on the end foot or so of the wire, and it slid through a LOT easier.
Towlieee said:When running your wires through the stock wire loom, make sure to lube them up.
I have no experience with a 5th gen, but on my 3rd gen, I just ran 12 and 14 gauge through both doors.. I coulden't get it through for the life of me without lube, then I used some lithium grease on the end foot or so of the wire, and it slid through a LOT easier.
WOW, i never thought of that, good idea man.mty said:you COULD tie the new cable to the stock cable and pull the stock cable out...thus pulling the new cable in...