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Old 06-19-2014, 10:25 PM
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Auxilary input installation

Does anyone know a good spot on the dash to drill in (1/4") auxilary input cable to run to the stereo? I have a Dynavin unit (which I will probably be selling pretty soon as the new Dynavin units will be released next month) and I need to have an aux input (as well as my spec dock) working again (I had to order a new spec dock as the cable for the old style 30pin broke, and rendered the spec dock useless). I was thinking of putting it where the console switches are (DSC, downhill, trunk release, PDC, etc) is, but I dunno if I can even drill into that (I've never even pulled that thing out before) I don't mind drilling into the dash as long as I know I'm not going to hit anything vital behind it. I just want to run the cable to connect to my unit.

Anyone done something similar?
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