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god, i just look at that and get a headache. Can't wait to see how this turns out, I'll try and learn from your mistakes (if you make any).
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LOL i know right, I work with electrical aspects of cars too and Im just like WTF! I want to do a battery relocation in my S13 and a wire tuck but looks im in deff gunna need some more experience for this or someone who deff knows what their doing lol.
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I keep checking these threads just to see what the "general level of interest" is on this stuff.
As I'm doing my RB25 rebuild/swap, I'm doing a full tuck on the upper harness (already removed all the wires/box/etc from the engine bay) and using a Tyco Mil-Spec bulkhead connector to separate engine-bay from interior halves. I've found that only 33 wires need to actually pass through the firewall :) As far as the interior, I've got a 10-circuit fusebox handling my Accessories and a 6-circuit taking care of Ignition-switched duties, all hiding out under my passenger airbag. On the back side of that plate is the relay logic for push-button start and my fuel pump/fan relays. The car has no body harness, only 12 or so wires running back through the car for tail lights/fuel pump/stereo. Pics in a couple days. |
almost done with mine.....
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heres some update.....cant finish cause im waiting for techflex wire sleeves from partexpress.com shipping is way too slow!!!grrrr
tested out electronics everything seems to be workin....music was bumpin...lights...etc.. heres more pics::: http://img36.imageshack.us/img36/6176/dsc04716fil.jpg http://img30.imageshack.us/img30/9080/dsc04721.jpg http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/290/dsc04728bez.jpg http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/3539/dsc04731xzv.jpg |
To many wires for me. i would have a anxiety attack.
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so i installed my dcc took me a while to figure out what i did wrong. tips: dont unplug the blue relay, only unplug the black relay!
also tested my s13 digital cluster...well no luck getting the mph....it did once turn on then slowly faded but its gone.... test fitted the obx header fits awesome w/o egr n secondary air! |
damn lookin good.. wish i had time to do it on mine.. i think imma have to do it the way you did.. looks like you save alot of money reusing plugs .. milspec is to rich for my pocket right now
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Good job! !
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looking good.
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I should be finishing my upper and lower RB25 engine harnesses this week, using mil-spec circular connectors and Maringo power connectors, all wrapped in Techflex sleeve. Spent way too much money lol, but hopefully will be bomb. The rest of the car just needs to be wrapped/heat shrinked (got lazy and didn't want to de-pin all the connectors).
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ahahahah down with de-pinning connectors lol.
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i disassembled my relay box since i only used a couple out of it and just put them behind the radio where the other relays were located. good hiding spot , they dont really need to be accessible. i minimized my fuse panel and just tucked everything away all nice and pretty. kind of wish i would have put my fusebox in my center console like my friends car , but didnt want to re run my harness AGAIN. idk i may get bored someday and move it ? i cut a bunch of the wrong wires at some point and had all kinds of crazy mishaps , but it all is good now :) |
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:) learned the hard way.
benefits : knowing every wire and what and where it goes to by heart. |
lol i wish i had the patience to do all this... maybe someday. when im really bored. but then i might not be bored the next day... hmm. decisions decisions. i unno, id probably get lost half way through anyway
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i didnt use the wiring diagrams that much but only wires i miss labeled just to make sure it goes where is suppose to go. even removed wires for cruise control, rear wiper..etc |
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oh and props on the tuck its coming along nicely, I just got through stripping my eentire interior harness. gets kinda hectic. |
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