Custom Gobi Stealth Rack

I pulled the weather stripping up at the roof channel to pull the wire from the windsheild and make the disconnect that then got covered in wire loom. I used 3M double sided automotive tape to reseal the weather stripping back to the roof (much like how the factory attached the end of the roof weather stripping). The wire along the windsheild was pressed into and under the windsheild weather stripping so did not have to pull it out. Once under the hood, I made another disconnect.

Check out the photos that [MENTION=78273]Jeremy556[/MENTION] posted (Post #239) in my build thread that best show how he did his and is the way I did mine:
Trying to learn from all you trail blazers! Great pics from [MENTION=78273]Jeremy556[/MENTION], sounds like you pushed the wire along and under the windshield strip. I see [MENTION=3475]warthog[/MENTION] had mentioned he fished it through with a stiff cable starting at the engine bay. Both great ideas.
 
Trying to learn from all you trail blazers! Great pics from [MENTION=78273]Jeremy556[/MENTION], sounds like you pushed the wire along and under the windshield strip. I see [MENTION=3475]warthog[/MENTION] had mentioned he fished it through with a stiff cable starting at the engine bay. Both great ideas.

I know when I did installs that ACE had long zip ties that worked verywell for fishing wires through various places in a vehicle.
 
Here's mine on a Gobi Stealth Rack. w/ 40" straight bar
 

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