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So far with the tucked engine bay chassis wire harness , I removed all the plastics, half of the electrical tap…. Let’s just say thing stuff is very very time consuming. On the passenger side you need to extend 3 thick wires that go to the abs block, and one of the two wires that go to the ac sensor on the line next to the abs box. I pulled a spare harness apart to join into this one to length the wires in the same gauge and cooler matching. Each wire that was soldered and extended I used two different sizes to ensure they won’t cause problems in the future
This thing is going to look glorious... And you're right - LOTS of tedious work goes into these wire tucks and I've always had a great deal of respect for someone willing to put the time and effort into doing so.
Spent about 6- 7 hours today knocking some of this crap out. Used rivetnuts to hold the wire harness up, stainless steel bolts, stainless wire ties-with rubber insulation, a ton- yes a ton of braided wire loom. Here are some pictures I took. Still have all the little headlight wires, fog lights , high beams to depin and reloom/extended/shorten . Super tired now , but here are some updates.
This thing is going to look glorious... And you're right - LOTS of tedious work goes into these wire tucks and I've always had a great deal of respect for someone willing to put the time and effort into doing so.
checkout the new progress. Still have a lot to clean up but thank you for your kind words
Man this takes so long to depin and loom 🧐 Made a little bracket to hold abs and trac control relays under driver side headlight. Mounts onto the same bolt as the daytime running lights relays.
Man this takes so long to depin and loom 🧐 Made a little bracket to hold abs and trac control relays under driver side headlight. Mounts onto the same bolt as the daytime running lights relays.
Looking super clean!! Love the progress so far - nice work!
thanks bud! Yeah still a few thousand hours of time left to get this thing done lol, but hopefully by late fall early spring I’ll have it running at least
@Turbostar thanks bud. I have a few things I want to depin again ; reloom and heat shrink. It’s just sooo time consuming lol. Started to pull the rear diff and subframe to stitch weld a few places and have it powder coated. When I pull that stuff I’ll have to roll the car out again and power wash everything again. Once the subframe is back I’ll be replacing literally everything underneath. This project is truly the definition of the snow ball effect
have a few parts for sale if anyone needs a rear diff, axles, rear lower control arms and traction bars
06-09-22, 08:35 PM
Looking Rad man
