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I use a wire coat hanger. Just cut a pice long enough that you need and tape the wire to that.

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I'm far from loud and my roof/headliner flaps around like Adam's ass on a windy day. I think it depends more on the structure of the vehicle.

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or use 8 gauge wire. depends n the door grommets too. some you can pull out of both ends and squish together and feed it through that way.

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havent done it myself but if heard of people taping/connecting the stock wire to the new wire and pulling it through.

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or use 8 gauge wire. depends n the door grommets too. some you can pull out of both ends and squish together and feed it through that way.

/\ this..... the grommets come out decently easy in your car. and they shouldnt be hard to put back in either..... at work when i am removing doors i usually just give the grommet a yank and it pops right outta the door/car.....

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Just be careful, may want to research to make sure you don't have an actual electrical connector inside of the grommets, that is how my last 2 vehicles were.

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Just be careful, may want to research to make sure you don't have an actual electrical connector inside of the grommets, that is how my last 2 vehicles were.

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