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Is that the one under the battery, will the big black fuse holder with ring crimp that comes with the kit clip in there? I'm also hoping someone has the VW instructions that normally comes with the kit, and hoping it shows the path for routing the cable. I've found a Westfalia one but it is very...

Yes I already have that carrier under the seat you mention and bought the new red fuse holder strip (SH1-12) to go in there, (see photo). There is a long cable attached to the new red fuse holder strip (SH1-12) and it's that cable that I'd like to know the correct routing for, and the correct...

**UPDATE* I now have the instructions, kindly supplied by Paynewright and are visible below. Has anyone got the instructions for fitting the tow bar electrics fuse panel, 000055212A, that fits under the passenger seat. I have the genuine kit but it didn't come with instructions. Specifically...

Yeah @Dellmassive explanation seems the best match. But I couldn’t quite decipher if it’s really possible to pull rod up from the rear light loom grommet, up to the top corner and somehow into the void that the poptop sits on and runs all the way to the B and A pillar. Surely there’s all kinds...

I’m sure I read a post about routing the cable into the rear door. Like you seems a bit daunting

Ok thanks. I’m looking at the Autovox v5 rear view mirror dash cam setup as it would solve several issues. But routing to the rear NS barn door feels impossible! I think I can get into the void above the sliding door but not sure if that void extends down to the rear lighting cluster or not - I...

There’s some examples on here that’ll help https://www.t6forum.com/threads/engine-bay-cable-route-through-bulkhead-firewall-to-cabin.1318/

Yeh there or same place other side depending on which side you’re cable is getting run.

Any bright ideas where to route the cables into the engine bay? I was thinking to just drill and grommet that plate behind the battery. Probs with plenty of gooey stuff too

Maybe a ferret would work too

:thumbsup: Yeah, common way of doing it. You can get the rods from Screwfix etc or more flexible ones that are used on bikes with internal cable routing (a mechanics nightmare!).

You can remove the socket in the dash (not easy unless you have some outward circlip pliers!) then cut the positive cable, attach a new cable and route to the fuse box below the gear lever. Drop the cable down through the dash. Then attach to one of the ignition switched fuses in the middle row...

Afternoon all, decided to add a solar setup to my ctek 250 which is located under the drivers seat. Roof bars and solar panel fitted successfully, but now I'm considering the best way to route the cables. Luckily I have barn doors meaning i have the seals for the tailgates brackets to route...

Hi there I have a 67 plate T6. It's a LWB and has a false bulkhead at the back to separate out a storage area from the main conversion. The storage (i.e., the boot) is accessed via the tailgate. So to illustrate this, imagine a SWB conversion, with a LWB 'additional section' separated off by a...

Thanks chaps, I couldn't find a spade to fit the top 12V fuse socket so I'm taking the more recommended route and running a wire to the leisure fuses under the passenger seat. Waiting for piggy back to arrive as none of the free fuse sockets under passenger seat are wired to anything, so I need...

I would say that cable route from the lower dashboard fuse box to under the passenger seat is pretty straight forward though, and would just involve going under the rubber mat, which you can pull up quite easily from the passenger footwell.

At the top left corner of where you removed that panel is a route through to inside the B pillar, from there you can feed down and then out where the seat belt is. then follow the OEM wires under the seat.

Hi, I need to run cables rom underneath drivers seat to behind side panel behind drivers seat. 1x16mm, 4x25mm, 2x phono and 4 speaker cables. Can anyone advise the best route please ? Thanks Nat

Good evening, I want to run power from my inverter, located under the drivers seat, to a socket I've installed in a panel in the back. I'd hoped, once I got the b pillar plastic off, that there'd be an obvious route to the channel under the matting. Am I OK to make that small hole bigger that's...

there are 4 screws there rather than 2 double check it