Angel Eye install help
bonnie94sse wrote:
I found a 1 inch hole in the firewall...it wasn't a hassle for me! But I know it would be easier to just hook them to the stock wires. The only hassle I had was mounting them.
Hey, you mind sharing a pic or description as to where the hole is??
I found a 1 inch hole in the firewall...it wasn't a hassle for me! But I know it would be easier to just hook them to the stock wires. The only hassle I had was mounting them.
Hey, you mind sharing a pic or description as to where the hole is??
TIP: From inside the engine bay it'* easier to see that cable running into the car (behind the strut tower)
From inside the car once you find that cable there is a rubber seal that you twist off and pull back. Once you do that the hole is exposed and it'* very easy to run the wires through.
I don't have a pic so I wanted to describe it the best I could. Basically, find that cable running into the firewall from inside the engine bay. Then from inside the car find that same cable and where it meets the firewall pull the seal off.
I'll see if I can get a pic soon, but try to find it first and let me know if you know what I'm talking about
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The stock wiring is fine to go up to 55W. You are only increasing the load on the wires from 2.2A to 4.6A (per lamp). The wiring (18 gauge, I think) is good for 14A. You may want to look at the rating of the stock fuse and see if it would require upsizing.
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