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How do you run your incab wires with bedlinered interior?

redneckdude

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Im tryin to come up with some way to run all my wires without totally 100% having to redo every bit of wiring in my cab. What have yall done without going too extreme.
 
as for the in cab wireing IE. radio speaker wire etc... i took some of that wire loom stuff that comes in different diameters and i put it over all the wiring and than i mounted it all solidly to the floor and the badsides in the back with those wire lug things. looks good and is clean.
 
I just used wire loom as well,


I was a little slicker though and I drilleda 1 inch hole near the rocker, then fised the wire through it. For the holes I picked up some rubber grommits.:D

then again I also didnt have my speakers back there, or a top...so less junk to wire.
 
blackblazer717 said:
as for the in cab wireing IE. radio speaker wire etc... i took some of that wire loom stuff that comes in different diameters and i put it over all the wiring and than i mounted it all solidly to the floor and the badsides in the back with those wire lug things. looks good and is clean.

I was thinking about that but didn't know how it would look. I guess i can figure out something to make it look decent when that time comes. Ill prob just zip tie them all up when i start and then loom them later.
 
I have had great results and look from using solid grey PVC conduit in the areas where you step... actually I ran a 1 inch line down the center and to the rear of the cab and then using the plastic looms from there... looks very sano

the plastic flexi looms are great but not when you step on them... they crinkle...and crack..... the solid stuff totally protects the wire and keeps them clean and dry... even when you wash out the interior

cam
 
I either run it down by the weather striping under the plastic trim(I kept it in the cab, or I run it down them Tranny hump with wire loom, I dont have problems but generally I only have 2 people in my cab so no one can step on it
 
camsk5 said:
I have had great results and look from using solid grey PVC conduit in the areas where you step... actually I ran a 1 inch line down the center and to the rear of the cab and then using the plastic looms from there... looks very sano

the plastic flexi looms are great but not when you step on them... they crinkle...and crack..... the solid stuff totally protects the wire and keeps them clean and dry... even when you wash out the interior

cam

That's a great idea!:waytogo: Thanks!
 
PVC is great idea, but split-loom was free from my work :D This is the only wiring on my floor (okay, 'cept for the handsfree speaker that fell out of the dash :blush: )


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i used wire loom going over the tranny hump ,then got some zipties with the holes on them so you could screw them down
 

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