How to run a wire from inside of a cab out to the back???
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by lights787, Apr 12, 2020.
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You can also run a wire under the carpet to the sleeper bunk and drill a little hole in the floor under your bed to get the wire outside
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I trust myself to drill holes in the floor of my truck. I wish I could get someone to do this for me in DFW area.
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Just go to a Home Depot, get a cheap drill and do that little hole yourself. Why do you need someone else to do it?
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What if poke a hole into something important? How do I plug the hole so that moisture does not get in?
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Look from underneath the cab and drill in the empty space, there is nothing important under the sleeper bunk storage area. Everyone usually installs bunk heaters in that compartment.
You can install a rubber grommet if you want Advance Auto Parts - Down for Maintenance
but there wont be much moisture getting in, because you are drilling just a little hole for the wire size. You also can pour any kind of sealant around it
Then when under the truck, zip tie that wire to just about anythinglights787 Thanks this. -
The way to do it.lights787 Thanks this.
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Read the reviews the signal is not reliable. Wireless all have the same problems they are not dependable.
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Seriously your making this so much harder than it has to be. Go out through an existing grommet in the firewall then down under the cab to the back. Your going to have the screen mounted up front anyway. Kiss applies. Keep it simple stupid. Going out the back of the cab will be way more work hiding the wire.
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Would you mind telling him what brand and model for the wireless cam. I just picked a random waterproof cam from Amazon. Did not do any further research. Nothing better than a review by an actual user. Not an Amazon review where people give things 1 star because they had difficulty opening the box. Thanks in advance @Ridgeline #Ridgeline
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