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Your cart is empty.Daystar's Firewall Boot is the best way to run wires, hoses, and other lines through your vehicle's firewall. Simply drill a 1.25 inch diameter hole in the firewall and install the boot. Run your wires, trim the boot as necessary to one of three different sizes (3/8 inch, 11/16 inch, or 1 inch), and secure the assembly with a zip tie.
J. Cooper
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2024
I used this to replace the hard plastic plug in my Jeeps firewall that I ran power and antenna cables through.
Randy
Reviewed in Canada on January 17, 2024
It does exactly what it is supposed to do
paul bement
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2023
Product was delivered sealed in a box and was sealed in a bag.....but the bigger of the ends looks like a dog chewed it to length,you think when you pay $15 there would be some kind of quality control to what your selling.....I'm sure item will still work and be hidden under the hood but sure doesn't look all nice look the pictures.
Jovana Muñoz
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2022
We need to run wires into our JL for Aux/and heated seats. This was a very easy install and needed no mods or drilling, just pop out the small plastic cover on the top driver side of firewall, install grommet, feed wires through, and zip tie + electrical tape to keep dirt and water out.
OoTLink
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2021
So, if you have a JL wrangler and want to run some wires through the firewall on the driver's side AND HAVE AN AUTOMATIC transmission, there's a cap where the clutch stuff would normally go. If you pull that cap off, you can drill a hole and run your wires through... or... you can just throw the cap out and buy this goofy looking rubber boot.I can confirm it works great! Fits all the way up to the biggest part of the shaft.It does look goofy though.
Ivan
Reviewed in Canada on January 28, 2021
Good quality, nice protection for wires through a metal hole. I like how you can cut the size of hole you need in it.
Tim Colby
Reviewed in Canada on April 19, 2021
Worked perfectly to run wires through the firewall of a Jeep Wrangler JL 3.6/auto.
Chris Swanson
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2020
Great product worked very well. Stuffed full of cables threw my firewall and no leake or any problems.
annonymous
Reviewed in Canada on October 10, 2020
Works as it should. Absolute must if your going through the firewall. Toss those cheap grommets and get this.
Bruce
Reviewed in Canada on April 9, 2019
Good product, as describedUsed to run a large bundle of wires thru a truck firewall. Worked fineOnly complaint is that it is grossly overpriced
Melo
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2016
I purchased this product to run 1/0 wire though my chevys NBS firewall and the thing is you can run LEGIT high strand count 1/0 power wire through this if you cut down the first 2 nipples ends things back....but that's about it, the picture really doesn't do a good job showing you how small or big this (its deff on the smaller side). To me this is more for people that want to fish like 24-12awg wire through the firewall, with this small wire you could squeeze about 15 to 20 small wires through it but your not going to be sending more than 1 1/0 wire and maybe 8 to 10 12 awg wire. So the product is good for its designed intention but not for what I need so I am probably going to return it go with the Scosche WPG0-10 firewall boots, you get 10 in a pack for 10$ and they are also waterproof. The price could also bee cheaper I mean it is a piece of molded rubber but 16$ wasn't a deal breaker for me. Ill show a picture with 1/0 beside it later.Update is that i went to lowes and used a dishwater connection hose adapter thats like 5$ and is the same damn thing, and you can buy it today from lowes or home depot, to me 15$ is absurd for a piece of rubber.
Kris
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2015
I needed to pass some wires through the firewall of my truck and was going to use a gland type fitting to seal the cab from the engine compartment when I stumbled upon this.It looked too easy so I gave it a try. Wow, what a simple install. Used a stepped drill bit and cut out a 1.25" hole. Slipped in the grommet end and it was done.I spent more time finding a clear location. So my entire install time was about three minutes. Two minutes making sure there wasn't any wires or hoses in the way. Half a minute to drill a small pilot hole and to rechecking the location and the last half minute actually drilling the 1.25" hole.I also liked the fact I have room to expand if needed in the future. No need to re-drill another hole. Just slip the wires through and zip tie the end to keep water out.
butch2006
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2013
This thing makes a secure and protective transition through the firewall into the engine compartment, its weather proof and chaffing proof.I bought several of these, 2 for my boat and one for my truck. Used them to make a waterproof and secure transition to the engine compartmentsand battery storage areas. I was impressed that all you have to do is snip it off at what ever thickness /diameter you need. The boat used the 1"diameter cut out to carry the 1" OD plastic conduit through. I used it to prevent chaffing and to make a water proof transition. WORKED REALLY SLICK !I used the other boot to run aux battery 6 gauge batter cables up through the roof rack to allow for charging of my deep cycle emergency second batteryboxes mounted on my roof rack. I use the aux battery box to run a AC/DC 12 V power converter. WARNING this thing is not small as it can handle multiplecable sizes. (ITS ABOUT 6"s LONG ) and requires you to drill a 1 1/4" hole to mount it "properly & securely". after that its real easy to use. You don'thave to, but I used a little weather striping adhesive to help secure it just in case I made the mounting hole a little too large.(NOTE: PRODUCT DESCRIPTION.)Trim-to-fit 3/8 inch, 11/16 inch, and 1 inch diameter wire bundlesProtects wires from sharp edges; prevents wire chafing and shortsWorks great for wires, tubing, and air linesRequires drilling a 1.25 inch diameter hole
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