Best way to route cables between back seat and display?

[semicolin]

I'm installing a transceiver unit on the unused amp mount behind the rear seat in my 25 Hybrid. It requires a control head that will be mounted in the cubby behind the carplay display. The two are connected by a Cat-6 cable. What's the best route to take to get a cable between those two locations?

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[Gray Goose]

Underneath the floor mats next to the center console would be easiest. Once at the backset, route it left or right in front of the under-seat storage, then between the door and the back seat.

 

[semicolin]

I'm hoping to hide the cable permanently by running it inside things, not under the mats.

I know I can route inside the channel along the passenger side along the bottom of the doors and behind the glove box, but it involves a lot of trim. Would be interested in knowing if there is an easy cable path straight down the centre underneath the console storage.

 

[Tbone289]

The door sills are the best route if you're looking for a clean installation, IMO.

 

[bgn]

Door sills would be my recommendation.

 

[wax87]

There are even square channels under the door sills to run and protect cables

 

[semicolin]

Thanks for the suggestions.

 

[AF Blue]

I'm hoping to hide the cable permanently by running it inside things, not under the mats.

I know I can route inside the channel along the passenger side along the bottom of the doors and behind the glove box, but it involves a lot of trim. Would be interested in knowing if there is an easy cable path straight down the centre underneath the console storage.

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