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I think I have three options. Try force the wire through the big hole in the existing rubber grommet. Make an additional hole in the big rubber grommet. Or drill a new hole via the hole on the left. I believe there is enough clearance behind there, the only thing is there is sound proofing material behind it.
Would be much easier on the driver's side though :)

