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Wiring under headliner
I am trying to run a wire for dashcam and radar under the headliner to get to the A-pillar. I've found many threads of people doing similar things. Generally people say they just are able to tuck the wiring into the headliner. But I am majorly struggling to do that. I can't pull it open at all to get any gap and I can't push the wire into any gap. I've tried using a screwdriver and a pry tool to just ease the opening so I can fit the wire in. But even the tools I can barely get to go under the headliner, it seems extremely snug and I don't want to force anything under it and break it. Does anyone have any suggestions for how to get the wire into the headliner? Thanks
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You need a seriously curved pry tool. Gently apply force until it begins to gap.
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I used a q-tip to shove the wires as deep and gently as I could without disturbing the headliner mounting points. Worked like charm :tup:
Wrapping a microfiber towel around a thin panel tool also worked sufficiently. |
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I ended up using some slicone to adhere the wires in place, but out of sight at normal viewing angle. Thanks for the reply though. |
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I ended up just using some silicone to adhere the wires in place but mostly out of sight. |
When I fitted an auto dimming mirror I removed the rain sensor cover (pulls off) and ran the cable to the interior light unit (which I had removed from the headliner). Thats as far as I went as I used the light as a power source (sub light)
Perhaps if you did that and also removed the interior light you could use a length of wire coathanger to see if its possible to get to the top of the A pillar. To permit the the entry of the cable from the auto dimming mirror I filed a small notch in the rain sensor cover. |
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