I've searched up and down the forums looking for an answer for this, and all I can find are threads on running coax in an extended cab. I am trying to run coax for a CB from the cab to the bed of the truck in a single cab. I have found what I think is the grommet everyone is talking about under the carpet behind the the seat. One on each side. But I have tried running small wire, coat hangers, and weighted string through the holes I have found, and it doesn't seem to go anywhere. Just get stuck. My only solution so far is to take of those square clips out, and drill that hole out bigger, put a grommet in, and run it that way. I'd really like to do it differently if possible. Any ideas?

I have a single cab and ran mine through a pop out plug/grommet on the left side of the driver seat in the cab. Just cut a small amount of the plug off and ran the cable in the leftover hole.

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2006 Ford Ranger XL 4x4 single cab with a 3.0, 3 inch PA body lift with gap guards, 1.5 inch torsion bar keys and a 0.5 inch crank, 33x12.50 inch BFG AT KO's, 15x10 inch Eagle Alloy Classic II's, dual in dual out single magnaflow muffler, rolled exhaust tips, new superlift shocks, clear corners, Linex bedliner, toolbox w/ whip antenna, K&N cold air intake, and lots more

Thanks, I found one last night

No problem

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2006 Ford Ranger XL 4x4 single cab with a 3.0, 3 inch PA body lift with gap guards, 1.5 inch torsion bar keys and a 0.5 inch crank, 33x12.50 inch BFG AT KO's, 15x10 inch Eagle Alloy Classic II's, dual in dual out single magnaflow muffler, rolled exhaust tips, new superlift shocks, clear corners, Linex bedliner, toolbox w/ whip antenna, K&N cold air intake, and lots more