basically as the title says ive bought a sub woofer and i know exactlly where all the wires go but i need to get the power lead to go from the battery and through the back of the engine bay so the lead comes out behind the dashboard and then i can travel the lead to the back of the car.

so does anybody know where there is a weak spot in the back of the engine bay so i can pass the lead through?

the car is a fabia by the way.

Well I dont know about Fabia's, but my MK1 Octy needed the glovebox taking out (pain in the **** job), where there was a rubber grommit that I had to make bigger with a blade. It took me hours, and lots of smashed in knuckles.

Then again, I am a cowboy, and it would probably take someone with a bit of common sense 30mins.

Hope this helps!!

Another solution is to put it under the car and secure it that way, probably a lot less effort and if done tidy should work just fine

Sack going under the car.

Here:

A Quick Guide to Running a power cable in a Furby

Enjoy haha

Nice guide - it is just coz I spotted an article on that yesterday I suggested running it underneath

how good is that guide as soon as the weather clears up the sub is getting fitted thanks very much for that!

what size cable are you trying to get thru mate? i got 8gauge thru ok in the mrs furby, i will tyr and peek tomaro where i put it thru , it def wasnt underneath the car

i ment to look today , sorry mate

I followed that guide using 4 gauge, and apart from losing a bit of skin off my knuckles :nopity: ,it was pretty strait forward.

8gauge!

Isnt 4 gauge a little thin?

all depend whats in the boot :orb_devil

the power cable thru the mrs fabia is about the size of speaker cable thru my octy lol

well... not quite, lol maybe what was in my mk2 golfer lol

Isnt 4 gauge a little thin?

Its thicker than 8.

Twice as thick. LOL

I've seen a customers car where the power cable was tie wrapped to the fuel lines. Big no no! lol

Its thicker than 8.

Thanks. Didnt know cable sizes work the wrong way round.

sorry to bring this back up, but after spending a while trying to do myself I seen this post and was made simple.

Thanks again.