Painted the interior and bay.
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I want to do this but its sooooo over my head. The wiring in my car is ATROCIOUS and embarasing. Bulkheads would make it manageable. Now is the time to do it considering that its 100*f every day and I have no desire to visit the track when its that hot.
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I am going to wait to loom it all together until i am positive its all correct. Also, find a friend who is good with electronics, I've had an electronic engineer helping me the past few days.
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I had my entire engine bay de-loomed with the intentions of using some medical grade bulkhead connectors a vendor sent me ... but I ran out of *****.
This thread is forcing me to revisit that initiative. I need to stop snooping on forums or in the pits ... too many well executed cars which make mine feel like *****.
What's the most accurate source for wiring diagrams? I have the Haynes but given it's inaccuracies I'm not confident in it's diagrams.
-Zach
This thread is forcing me to revisit that initiative. I need to stop snooping on forums or in the pits ... too many well executed cars which make mine feel like *****.
What's the most accurate source for wiring diagrams? I have the Haynes but given it's inaccuracies I'm not confident in it's diagrams.
-Zach
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I don't think I've ever used a wiring diagram. I pick a blank plug or something I don't want (like stereo or the door buzzer) and untape the loom until I find the source of the wires, and cut them out. Pretty simple and effective. I always stop at the heater core though, that's a huge job if you're just looking to save a few ounces of wire.
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I don't think I've ever used a wiring diagram. I pick a blank plug or something I don't want (like stereo or the door buzzer) and untape the loom until I find the source of the wires, and cut them out. Pretty simple and effective. I always stop at the heater core though, that's a huge job if you're just looking to save a few ounces of wire.
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The only wires left of the ecu are for the oem cluster, and surprisingly alot of the ones in the stock cluster can be cut off. Every single wire that isnt needed is gone.
Pix of the door as promised:
Here is a better shot of the bay:
Connectors i bought from here:
http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/sto...angId=-1&rfr=1
Pix of the door as promised:
Here is a better shot of the bay:
Connectors i bought from here:
http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/sto...angId=-1&rfr=1