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FamilyTrip
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Registered: ‎03-15-2012

2008 Toyota Sienna

Hello. I have a 2008 Toyota Sienna LE. I have several pieces of equipment to have installed. Head unit, component speakers in front, coaxial speakers in rear, 4 channel amp and powered sub. I have all the wiring I need. Amp will fit nicely under the driver's seat (checked clearance). Head unit will connect to an existing Alpine overhed DVD unit (wiring all there...last head unit crapped out). My concern is having someone go through the firewall. I don't want an unecessary hole added that may corrode over time or a drill that goes through something important. Can you help apease me that one of your techs won't go nuts with a drill? I would have the install done in Menomonee Falls, WI or Grafton, WI.

 

Thank you.

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Marti-BBY
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Registered: ‎08-15-2011

Re: 2008 Toyota Sienna

Hi FamilyTrip,

 

I can appreciate your concern in having the firewall drilled into. Have you talked this over with the lead Install Bay Technician? Anytime we have a concern like this, I always think it's better to address it now before the drilling starts. Good move on your part. I say talk to the Tech first.

 

Hope this helps!

Marti|Community Connector | Best Buy® Corporate
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a024818
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Registered: ‎03-22-2012

Re: 2008 Toyota Sienna

I do agree that speaking with the Autotech that will be performing the work is recommended.  Most Autotechs will take the time to triple check before drilling and some will try utilizing an existing gromet at all cost before attmepting to drill.  Any drilled hole gets a coating of silicone to prevent any corrosion and sealed to prevent leaks.

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86eighty7thirty
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Registered: ‎03-13-2012

Re: 2008 Toyota Sienna

As an Autotech I will tell you it is very simple to run the power wire thru the firewall.  All of my power wires have been ran and the hole sealed with clear silicone.  This is not just my way but is a part of our sop for these installs.  The best way we can ease your concern is if you just come in and talk to us.

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