I installed a satellite dish on the roof and I need to feed 3 wires from the antenna into the vehicle. I was hoping to go through the rear brake light assy, obviously cutting it to feed the wires, but hoping to avoid having to drill into the sheet metal. The 3 wires are coaxial, so as thick as a pencil. The question to you guys who have removed the light is, will there be enough room to feed the 3 wires into the cabin or should I not even attempt it? The satellite controller and modem are right behind the passenger seat, so if my only choice is drilling, I would feed them right from under the antenna and come down the B-pillar. If I can feed them through the stop light housing, it would be worth routing the 3 cables in the middle ridge of the roof, going in through the light, and coming back to the modem feeding the wires under the headliner. Any input would be appreciated.
In case you are wondering, the TC is equipped with a workbench and all the equipment to reprogram engine control units (for performance) and it is intended to be used as a trackside programming vehicle. The satellite is used to transmit-receive RSA keys and checksums when we program the car through the OBD-II ports or in BDM mode.
