cable routing
I need to run a small cable from the inside rear seat cab area to under the bed to rear bumper. I see what looks like a grommet between the cab and front of the bed but I don't think that's a good idea even if I can access it, definitely asking for a leak. I don't want to drill a hole, whats the nearest access to get this cable from the back seat area to under the bed? Thanks
There's a rubber plug on the rear cab passenger side under the inverter or where it would be if you don't have one. It's just over the frame and you can pull it out from the bottom. I ran my amp power cable through there. Just pull it out, cut a small slit or X in it, and you can push the cable through it some (maybe use a touch of dielectric grease to help it through) and then push the plug back in. It'll act like a grommet and stay water tight. The inverter moves out of the way easy so you can get your hand down that ledge under the carpet after you move the jack out of the way, just pop the cover and remove the little bolts.
Not mine but here's the inverter location if you don't have one which would make it even easier. The plug/hole is just forward of the ledge and directly above the frame rail.
Not mine but here's the inverter location if you don't have one which would make it even easier. The plug/hole is just forward of the ledge and directly above the frame rail.
Last edited by SSellers; Mar 15, 2021 at 07:03 AM.
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There's a rubber plug on the rear cab passenger side under the inverter or where it would be if you don't have one. It's just over the frame and you can pull it out from the bottom. I ran my amp power cable through there. Just pull it out, cut a small slit or X in it, and you can push the cable through it some (maybe use a touch of dielectric grease to help it through) and then push the plug back in. It'll act like a grommet and stay water tight. The inverter moves out of the way easy so you can get your hand down that ledge under the carpet after you move the jack out of the way, just pop the cover and remove the little bolts.
Not mine but here's the inverter location if you don't have one which would make it even easier. The plug/hole is just forward of the ledge and directly above the frame rail.

Not mine but here's the inverter location if you don't have one which would make it even easier. The plug/hole is just forward of the ledge and directly above the frame rail.

Watch this video at about 2:40. There is a plastic clip you can drill through.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_vhks3j-bA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_vhks3j-bA







