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Cable Routing

If you're mounting your peripheral source in the trunk, you'll probably want to run the

signal/controller cable(s) from the in-dash receiver down one side of your car. You'll have

to remove your receiver from the dash to access the changer connection. If you also

have an ampliﬁer in the trunk, run the source's cables on the side opposite the amp's

12-volt power cable; you'll be less likely to introduce engine noise into your system.

In most cars, you'll be able to ﬁnd a hole or crevice to slide the cable from the trunk into

the passenger compartment. You may have to remove the rear seat to ﬁnd it. To hide

the cable beneath your carpeting, you will have to remove the door scuff. As you pass

the cable along the ﬂoorboard, make sure it doesn't sit too close to a seat rail, where it

could be pinched or damaged when the seat is adjusted.

If you're running the cable along the driver's side, you'll want to make sure it doesn't end

up in the way of the pedals, the steering column, or hood latch. Tie it ﬁrmly in place with

wire ties and coil up any excess cable, to ensure safe operation of the vehicle.

Remember to test the new source thoroughly before you fully reinstall your in-dash

receiver.

See below and page 7 for tips on removing panels to conceal cables.

Panel Removal

The instructions below address, in general, what panels may need to be removed and

how they typically come off. Often, panels can be pried up at edges. Screws and

retaining clips might also be present that will require removal (Figure 1). To prevent

damage, use a panel removal tool available at crutchﬁeld.com. Always use care when

removing panels.

Door Scuff Plate removal

The plates are usually removed by prying up the edges to release clips. Some vehicles

will have screws present which will need to be removed (Figure 2).

Seat Belt removal

A seat belt may be located on the panel that needs to be removed. Most seat belt an-

chor covers pry off. The seat belt anchor is secured with a large nut or bolt (Figure 3).

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FIGURE 1

Screw w/ Cover

Retaining Clips

Seat Belt Cover/Anchor

FIGURE 3

The seat belt is

usually secured

with a large hex

head or Torx bolt.

FIGURE 2

Door Scuff Plate

SAFETY CHECK

✔ Check that wires do not

interfere with safe vehicle

operation.

✔ Make sure seats and seat

belts are secured to

manufacturers specifications.