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KingWolf:
I have a team ME4 as above, not a bad little rig but mine has a few glitches when you turn it on sometimes, but it fits in the map pocket without any problems.

Mark.

thermidorthelobster:
Is there a cunning connector which you can run through the roof?  I'm thinking along the lines of something where you'd drill a hole and seal the connector to the roof, and which would give you a bayonet connector on the inside and the outside.  Would save running cabling all the way down the A-post, through the bulkhead and back up again.

thermidorthelobster:

--- Quote from: "thermidorthelobster" ---Is there a cunning connector which you can run through the roof?  I'm thinking along the lines of something where you'd drill a hole and seal the connector to the roof, and which would give you a bayonet connector on the inside and the outside.  Would save running cabling all the way down the A-post, through the bulkhead and back up again.
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On the other hand, this might be easier.

wing nut:
well its stronger than the roof its bolted too :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

KingWolf:
I have my springer mounted on the gutter at the back of my Disco, ran the cable in the gap under the gutter rail (used mastic to hold it in place) in through the passenger door and then just tucked it up into the head lining. The only place you can see it is where it pops out around the 'B' piller before dissapearing into the head lining again and where it pops out to go under the map pocket. Took about 5 mins to trace the cable this way and it's neat enough for my tastes.

Mark.

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