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Old 03-25-2012, 08:51 AM   #31
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You are right. I cut a slit(notched) and hammered the metal lip and pulled the harness as high as I could.
I used a grinder and notched a area of the lip off. Then I used a old hose and cut sections of it to wrap around the harness. This was a after I fixed it, and re wrapped it in electrical tape. Then I used a couple zip ties to hold it in place.

I had the same no start issue with my car at the time as well. After I repaired the fender well portion of the harness, my car started right up!
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Why you should not let your wiring harness get all ghetto, if it was secured up where its supposed to be then this would have never happened and or if your car wasnt soo low with oversized tires. lol.

And yes that is about the easiest fix in the world. lol. Seriously, match size and color. The only wires in there that are of any difficulty are the white power wires that come from the box into the cabin for all your power to the interior fuse box, ignition and so on. But thats where size matching comes in handy because they are all different size wires. Pretty simple to fix.
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Old 03-25-2012, 10:46 AM   #33
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If you already fucked it up, you might as well go to a junkyard and cut off the harness's on a junked one, and do what I just got done doing. Cut, solder, heat shrink and color match each wire and run them through the actual fender holes in the chassis so you NEVER have a issue with any type of wheel/tire you get and can go as low as you like.
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now i have to wait and see if the shop can fix the cut wires or get a whole new harness.
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it cut the power to my car. so it wont even start
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how is this an easy fix
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it must've been hard to drive your car all those miles while ignoring the sound of tires rubbing the harness away on your overslammed car. now you come to the forum and cry for help because you cant patch a few wires.

solder
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real tough fix there, BOSSSS
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it must've been hard to drive your car all those miles while ignoring the sound of tires rubbing the harness away on your overslammed car. now you come to the forum and cry for help because you cant patch a few wires.

solder
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shrink tubing
lighter

real tough fix there, BOSSSS
Alright bro I get it! I'm a f****** idiot because I'm new to this and thought id get alittle help from you guys which by thr way my question was already aswered so your comment is not nesscary. So stop bashin on people because not everybody is a BOSSSSS like you
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it must've been hard to drive your car all those miles while ignoring the sound of tires rubbing the harness away on your overslammed car.
Bro, he couldnt hear it over the N1 exhaust :P
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Old 03-25-2012, 01:55 PM   #37
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same here



dude, you have some electrical tape and a 3rd grade education? if you need to use your car it will take you all of 3 minutes to fix with etape and not have the wires touching.

when your all done, check your fuses to make sure nothing blew when the wires were touching. dont wanna cross the streams.
hey man, go easy on him. Not everyone is capable of a 3rd grade edumacation like you mkay?
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Old 03-25-2012, 02:00 PM   #38
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lowering is over rated. stock ride height ftw.
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Old 03-25-2012, 02:04 PM   #39
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Fixing that is so damn easy. A shop must love you, it's like free money.

Pull the harness tape back, look at the wires that have been fucked up, match colors, solder, heatshrink, tuck, done.
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This should never happen to anyone...

if you lower your car and/or change the wheel/tire setup, you should be checking for interference of components. If you don't, you shouldn't be working on your car.

This is an easy fix, if you can't look at this and figure it out, you shouldn't be working on your car.

This isn't being a dick op, this is being honest...
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Old 03-25-2012, 02:20 PM   #41
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Why is this even a thread? Tons of info about this already plus any monkey with a wrench would figure to check for this if the car is lowered.
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Old 03-25-2012, 02:46 PM   #42
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This should never happen to anyone...

if you lower your car and/or change the wheel/tire setup, you should be checking for interference of components. If you don't, you shouldn't be working on your car.

This is an easy fix, if you can't look at this and figure it out, you shouldn't be working on your car.

This isn't being a dick op, this is being honest...
hehehe i think i saw them do this repair on car warriors once...

and i dont even watch tv
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Old 03-25-2012, 06:07 PM   #43
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Cheap coilovers should come with a retard warning for this.
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thread is retarded but mike and castro take the cake
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took 15 mins and common sense..... i see people dont have that now a days




electrical tape then tuck done if you cant do stuff like this why mod a car?

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you should really consider redoing that with a soldering iron
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you should really consider redoing that with a soldering iron
temp fix getting new harness after the 5 lug
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you should really consider redoing that with a soldering iron
True, but it doesn't have to be done that way. Butt connectors work just as well.
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True, but it doesn't have to be done that way. Butt connectors work just as well.
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That's why you move all wiring to the inside of the car, and then run the wires to the plugs in the engine bay. Reduces the wire mass substantially. I did it, cleans up the bay very well, but took a while to do because my first time EVER messing with wiring of that magnitude.
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Thank you for using proper english.
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True, but it doesn't have to be done that way. Butt connectors work just as well.
butt connectors?


total_fucking_idiot

butt connectors are barely acceptable for non critical items like corner-store radio or alarm installations, where they zip-tie and loom everything under your dash so you have this rats-nest of wiring

but connectors are hardly acceptable for: unknown OEM chassis wires going to the front of your car.

but from the looks of your tires, ide say you dont have much to worry about. at this point, it appears your car may not even be a 240... oh well, whatever.
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butt connectors?


total_fucking_idiot

butt connectors are barely acceptable for non critical items like corner-store radio or alarm installations, where they zip-tie and loom everything under your dash so you have this rats-nest of wiring

but connectors are hardly acceptable for: unknown OEM chassis wires going to the front of your car.

but from the looks of your tires, ide say you dont have much to worry about. at this point, it appears your car may not even be a 240... oh well, whatever.
Really? Not acceptable yet they work perfectly fine!

They work just as good as soldering them would. If they didn't I should have issues still right? Right.....
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Soldered wires back together and still no start up
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Really? Not acceptable yet they work perfectly fine!

They work just as good as soldering them would. If they didn't I should have issues still right? Right.....
At first I thought you were trolling.

But after reading your previous comments, I have come to realize you are a fucking idiot and know nothing about electrical resistance.

That sounds like an electrical fire waiting to happen.


As for this thread, my wheel fell off of my car once and ate through the whole engine harness.

I cut, soldered, lengthened, and heat wrapped, then wrapped every wire through my engine bay. Those few wires are no problem to fix.


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Soldered wires back together and still no start up
Check your fuses; most likely the main fuse (75a iirc) Possibly ECU even.
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At first I thought you were trolling.

But after reading your previous comments, I have come to realize you are a fucking idiot and know nothing about electrical resistance.
At first I thought you were a *SNIP*




No, wait. Pink fucking pony?

Yeah you're still a fucking homo!



Instead of just calling me a fucking idiot, explain to me why a butt connector isn't good? Cause apparently the damn things work just fine!!
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Not only are you an idiot, you are a blind one.
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Instead of just calling me a fucking idiot, explain to me why a butt connector isn't good? Cause apparently the damn things work just fine!!

You want me to spoon feed you because your ass is lazy?

Here you go baby boy.
Electrical resistance and conductance - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The lower the resistance the better. Think of it as a game of telephone. The less people you have to spread the word, the less likely things will end up fucked up.

Not to mention the ECU is made to see certain resistance values. Tossing butt connectors is sure to change the information it sees.
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Lazy, no. I read everything you wrote the first time.
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