Want to install my wideband.
No, its pretty simple. If you look under the steering wheel, behind the clutch pedal, you will see a little black rubber grommet. Use a flathead screwdriver to pry it out, and you will have a decent size hole to get in to the engine bay. I just slit the grommet to slide the wires in and replaced it when it was done.
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Aj
No, its pretty simple. If you look under the steering wheel, behind the clutch pedal, you will see a little black rubber grommet. Use a flathead screwdriver to pry it out, and you will have a decent size hole to get in to the engine bay. I just slit the grommet to slide the wires in and replaced it when it was done.
Aj
Aj
I red-neck wired mine, just used some splice connectors and tied into the boost guage's power hehe. On a side note, my boost gage backlight tends to flicker a little now. But it was easy! The grommet everyone is talking about works great, I havn't bothered to put the grommet back into the hole yet though, havn't noticed any problems with just an open hole there either. I tried to have a bung welded into my stock DP but the shop I went to said they won't touch a pipe that has a cat in it, EPA will own their asses if they do I guess. Good excuse to get a Cat-less DP
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