Wiring Harness Diagram for S14 Kouki Fender Harness?

[Forge_55b]

I bottomed out on a pothole on the freeway and my harness in the driver side fender got eaten away, maybe 3/4 of the wires or more. Was wondering if anyone have a wiring diagram for a S14 Kouki harness in the fender or any ideas on how to match up the wires that have duplicate colors of other ones in there. So far when i matched up the wires by color just randomly I get a constant buzzing/clicking type noise from the engine bay from two solenoids maybe? Also the car will crank but not turn over.

[projectRDM]

The FSM has all the wiring diagrams.

You've probably blown a fuse or two as well, go over all of them inside and out.

[brndck]

so what you're saying is that you lowered your car but didn't bother relocating your harness.
good job.

get a fsm and then trace from one end to the other. (ie: if its the maf wire for instance, trace it from the connector at the maf to where it breaks, and then trace it from the ecu or wherever it plugs into, and match them in the middle and solder back together)

nissan often uses more than one of the same color wire so just matching colors will not always be correct. you may end up splicing the wrong wires back together.

[Forge_55b]

so what you're saying is that you lowered your car but didn't bother relocating your harness.
good job.

i guess the harness wasn't relocated but it was tucked up and what not but zipties didn't hold i guess and just went downhill from there

[HS13KLS]

i guess the harness wasn't relocated but it was tucked up and what not but zipties didn't hold i guess and just went downhill from there


dont worry i did it to my coupe, and i just traced all the wires back and took the harness apart. soldered everything together and heat shrunk everything, and put a new loom on it.
and then took my fender half off and super tucked it.
thats the only way to go, if you want to go low

[Om1kron]

double check the wires that are the same color, most of them differ in thickness... if they're the same color, like the blue wire with a red stripe which should be L/R in your fsm.