Battery cable routing behind accelerator pedal???

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   Hi all....

I am looking for a picture or advice (anything really) that will help me figure out the routing of this battery cable up behind the accelerator and out throught he grommit.

I have had a conversion done on my e36 318 and got an s50 dropped into her, the battery had to be relocated to the boot, and I have the cable routerd under the carpet no problem but cant get it right under the accelerator and it always seems to be rubbing and jamming the pedal! 

I can't see any other way for the cable to be routed out, and the natural shape of the cable suggests it simply drops down along the floor as soon as it comes into the footwell....but just can not get her to sit right without rubbing the pedal!

Cheers folks for any help you can give!

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	Hi all.... I am looking for a picture or advice (anything really) that will help me figure out the routing of this battery cable up behind the accelerator and out throught he grommit. I have had a conversion done on my e36 318 and got an s50 dropped into her, the battery had to be relocated to the boot, and I have the cable routerd under the carpet no problem but cant get it right under the accelerator and it always seems to be rubbing and jamming the pedal! I can't see any other way for the cable to be routed out, and the natural shape of the cable suggests it simply drops down along the floor as soon as it comes into the footwell....but just can not get her to sit right without rubbing the pedal! Cheers folks for any help you can give!

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