I am going to install a subwoofer in my trunk and i want to route the power wire from the trunk to the posterminal on the battery in the frontI found a existing gromet for the HOOD latch wire which is routed through the side of the carCan someone tell me a method on how to remove the wheel wellor tell me a another hole to go through thanks
First of all, it depends on where you live in the US to figure out what R factor is good for you, for example I live on the coast of Virginia, our code is R-30 which is approx10-12 inchs of blown in fiberglass.our crawl space code is R-19You should go to Home Depot, rent their blowing machine, buy some bags of loose fill and blow it in yourselfYou might be able to get bags of blow wool cheaper from an Insulation contractor if they sell over the counterI wouldn't worry about the crawl space just yet.once you see /feel/pay the difference after you add to your attic, you'll most likely be satisfied.
i think of it would be extra fee-effective and much less intrusive to function the insulation to the exterior - nevertheless lots of artwork in case you attempt to salvage the prevailing outdoors sheathingI additionally think of that 3/4 foam insulation won't help sufficient to make it nicely well worth the attemptI reworked an old cellular some years in the past, stripped off the aluminum, screwed 2 x 2s to the two x 4 studs, extra a million a million/2 closed-cellular styrofoam insulation, and resided it with vinyl sidingthe subsequent 3 hundred and sixty 5 days I pulled the old panelling off the interior, stapled up 6 mil vapour barrier and a million/2 gyprock for hearth protectionIt appeared greatI slept extra effective - and when I offered it, it became plenty much less complicated to sell and for hence plenty extra effective valuestable good fortune
Where ever you run the wire make sure it has a rubber gromet to protect the insulation from chaffing on the bodyAlso be sure to fuse the wire at the battery so if it does short it wont catch fireTo remove the wheel well inner splash shield there is a series of screws and push in retainersJust remove them and the wheel well cover will fall out.
i think of it would be extra fee-effective and much less intrusive to function the insulation to the exterior - nevertheless lots of artwork in case you attempt to salvage the prevailing outdoors sheathingI additionally think of that 3/4 foam insulation won't help sufficient to make it nicely well worth the attemptI reworked an old cellular some years in the past, stripped off the aluminum, screwed 2 x 2s to the two x 4 studs, extra a million a million/2 closed-cellular styrofoam insulation, and resided it with vinyl sidingthe subsequent 3 hundred and sixty 5 days I pulled the old panelling off the interior, stapled up 6 mil vapour barrier and a million/2 gyprock for hearth protectionIt appeared greatI slept extra effective - and when I offered it, it became plenty much less complicated to sell and for hence plenty extra effective valuestable good fortune
Where ever you run the wire make sure it has a rubber gromet to protect the insulation from chaffing on the bodyAlso be sure to fuse the wire at the battery so if it does short it wont catch fireTo remove the wheel well inner splash shield there is a series of screws and push in retainersJust remove them and the wheel well cover will fall out.
First of all, it depends on where you live in the US to figure out what R factor is good for you, for example I live on the coast of Virginia, our code is R-30 which is approx10-12 inchs of blown in fiberglass.our crawl space code is R-19You should go to Home Depot, rent their blowing machine, buy some bags of loose fill and blow it in yourselfYou might be able to get bags of blow wool cheaper from an Insulation contractor if they sell over the counterI wouldn't worry about the crawl space just yet.once you see /feel/pay the difference after you add to your attic, you'll most likely be satisfied.
