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I looked at the power distribution block in the engine bay and there is no fuse in the slot designated for the amp. I am assuming there is not an amp in my XLT. I will rip off the passenger side cargo panel to confirm. If there is, I will tap into the main input source or the appropriate...

Doing it the right way Well, just to do it right, I am going to re-route the power cable on the passenger side. I found the aforementioned grommet behind the glove box. This way there is no chance for it to ground out and I can check on it once in a while to be certain. I found the wiring...

I couldn't put a grommet in the hole but I plan on filling the small gap around the cable with great stuff or RTV to restrict movement and to re-seal the cabin. Isn't that what fuses are for? ;) ha ha

Thanks, Everyone! Unfortunately, I already drilled a small hole from the driver's side door jam into a channel near the inner fender. No biggie. Minimal work, clean hole, direct route. I wrapped my power and remote wire in nylon tubing and electrical tape. I then routed the bundle...

I am curious if anyone in this forum has installed an amplifier/powered sub in a 2011 Ford Explorer. If yes, where did you route the power cable for the amplifier? I've removed the panel under the steering wheel, the frame behind that, and all of the trim around the drivers side entrance...