2005 Canyon Firewall

By nellienewf
October 5, 2006 in DIY Guides & Reference Library

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nellienewf

Posted October 5, 2006

Planning to install a new amateur mobile radio in my 2005 Canyon. Where is the best place to go through the firewall to take the power to the battery? Would prefer not to have to drill, if it can be avoided. Looking for any advice.

Thanks.

asilverblazer

Posted October 5, 2006

There is probably one location where all the wires pass through. Try looking above the driver side fender well / under the hood hinge area.

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