Firewall hole location?

[GhostPerch]

Hey guys brad new to this site did some searching but could not find the answer i need. I have just got my hands on a 1993 3.0l V6 GLS 350,000ks. Now i am looking to find a hole to run cables etc through the fire wall but cant seem to find any, If some one could please help point me in the right direction that would be fantastic
Cheers Rob.

[nvmpaj]

There's a loom that goes through the firewall just behind the passenger side wheel arch at least on the deisel one there is so presume there's one there on the petrol , if you have the two battery model , you can just see it between the battery box and guard

[Kittyhog]

On the v6 the loom is on the LHS of firewall directly below the canister about half way down. Its about 40mm in diameter. Just pry it back and you can pass wires easily through it.

[GhostPerch]

On the v6 the loom is on the LHS of firewall directly below the canister about half way down. Its about 40mm in diameter. Just pry it back and you can pass wires easily through it.

Cheers just had a quick look when you say canister do you mean the AC black canister on the drivers side? It has a second battery on the passenger side so cant see a thing down that side. Cheers Rob.

[Kittyhog]

The main loom grommet is on the passengers side of the vehicle on the firewall about half way down - you may need to remove the second battery to see it clearly, my NJ does not have a second battery so its clearly visible. I can take a photo tomorrow, if you need it then PM me

[Pauly Faulkner]

it will be just under the second battery tray. You can feed the wire from inside cab through to engine bay side to make it easier. Just remove the passenger side kick panel(i.e little panel on the side under the glovebox) and you'll see it, it's pretty big so you can't miss it.

[Hamish3300]

Often when I am wiring up a vehicle for the first time I put a 1" hole in the firewall with a holesaw, in a convenient location, and buy a $1 grommet from a parts store.

I find that over time with the amount of wiring we put on our vehicles it is just so much simpler than trying to use a difficult to locate factory hole which is usually already full.