Did something stupid... Need help!

RedStripeRanger

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While I was putting the wires for the frig and always on USB through the firewall, I noticed the little hole I made got a whole lot bigger. Originally, I ran my switch wiring through it but this is a on a entirely new level now.

Tried searching to see if anyone has done something this stupid as I did, but couldnt find anything.

Any advice on what I should do to patch the hole?
 
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While I was putting the wires for the frig and always on USB through the firewall, I noticed the little hole I made got a whole lot bigger. Originally, I ran my switch wiring through it but this is a on a entirely new level now.

Tried searching to see if anyone has done something this stupid as I did, but couldnt find anything.

Any advice on what I should do to patch the hole?

It's just rubber. Put some clear silicon around it and don't stress about it.
 
What I was thinking. Thanks for the help!

How big is that hole? I mean I have a big opening there but have an Spod harness through it on top of the ARB fridge wires. I also don't generally go through mud or deep water and with a low humidity environment don't worry so much. My worry is what happens while making the hole, as in cutting the factory wiring.
 
How big is that hole? I mean I have a big opening there but have an Spod harness through it on top of the ARB fridge wires. I also don't generally go through mud or deep water and with a low humidity environment don't worry so much. My worry is what happens while making the hole, as in cutting the factory wiring.

You would have to slip pretty good to cut the factory wires. If that happened, you could put liquid electrical tape on it.
 
How big is that hole? I mean I have a big opening there but have an Spod harness through it on top of the ARB fridge wires. I also don't generally go through mud or deep water and with a low humidity environment don't worry so much. My worry is what happens while making the hole, as in cutting the factory wiring.

Small, but still water can get through. Some silicon should do the trick.
 

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