How To Hide Wiring Inside The Car

[Flintstone]

I have to wire up my rear screen heater and a high level brake light.

The car is a hardtop (fixed) with no inner lining (flocked, mmmm nice).

I can run the wires around the edge of the screen and if I use black flex they shouldn't be too obtrusive but does anyone know of any tubing I could run it through?

Secondly, any suggestions as to how I might fix the wire? It'll have to be either to the screen rubber and/or flock.

[Ex-Biker]

This might help

www.premierwiring.co.uk/

They do cable sleeving and fixings.

[Flintstone]

That, my man, may be just the job!

I'll be paying them a visit in the not too distant wossname.


Ta!

[grahambell]

Don't know your exact set-up, but any chance you could just run the wires behind the screen rubber? Many screen rubbers should be able to accommodate a small wire or two OK (you could run one heater and one light wire to the left and one to the right) which would both hide and fix them very neatly.

>> Edited by grahambell on Wednesday 10th December 11:20

[Flintstone]

That's a possibility too. I really need to get in there and have a good prod around.

Can't get motivated at the moment. Too cold outside and I can't get my car into the garage.

[Aprisa]

Paul
If Its too cold to sort out properly at present why not run a couple of strands of Christamas lights inside each side of the car and wrap your wires around these?

Should hide the wires till twelth night at least
HTH Nick

[Flintstone]

Aprisa said:

If Its too cold to sort out properly at present why not run a couple of strands of Christamas lights inside each side of the car and wrap your wires around these?

I really like that idea! Made me laugh my bum off.