wire tuck question
i knoe theres a forum out there about wire tucks
i also notice there is a lot of people with civics (eg's). since integras are more harder when it comes to wire tucks considering the abs and more wires.
how about the people with integras that are doing a wire tuck.
my question is for the people with integras 94+ where did u hide the main harness plug. Did u take off the heater off ?and put it through the firewall? or did you drill a hole through the firewall and put it through there.
pictures would show and say a lot
thanks
i also notice there is a lot of people with civics (eg's). since integras are more harder when it comes to wire tucks considering the abs and more wires.
how about the people with integras that are doing a wire tuck.
my question is for the people with integras 94+ where did u hide the main harness plug. Did u take off the heater off ?and put it through the firewall? or did you drill a hole through the firewall and put it through there.
pictures would show and say a lot
thanks
i just took off all the brackets that connectors and harnesses were connected to and kind of hid them down lower. mine looks preety clean and the only wire you can see is the wires on botch sides leading to the headlights.
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i just finished mine up, for the pass. side, i took off all the brackets, and just kinda ran them along the tranny above it, then for the driver's side, i extended the one headlight harness near the firewall, about 30 or so wires; in the pic where you see that gold battery terminal, i changed that out to a fuse block so the stock wireing harness and the one thick wire from the fuse box plugged right into it, then ran a thick gague wire to the back where the battery hides. i did leave the fuse box in tho. pics:




sorry for the dark pics, garage lighting sucks for taking pics. but i did pull the complete abs system, you can see how i ran the wires in the pic but it's covered up when the charge pipe is on; i just wanted everything off of the sides.
edit: if anyone is going to do something like this, please please please remember that motor grounds are important! i was wondering for like 3 hours why my car wasen't starting
Modified by Flexin5 at 1:18 AM 6/16/2007




sorry for the dark pics, garage lighting sucks for taking pics. but i did pull the complete abs system, you can see how i ran the wires in the pic but it's covered up when the charge pipe is on; i just wanted everything off of the sides.
edit: if anyone is going to do something like this, please please please remember that motor grounds are important! i was wondering for like 3 hours why my car wasen't starting
Modified by Flexin5 at 1:18 AM 6/16/2007
why would you do all that work to tuck the wires and run the oil line for the turbo right over the valve cover. I know you need it but it looks riced out. I would try to run it around the side or something, not alot of options
^because it was too tight for my liking to run it around the distributer side, and i diden't want it near the open cam gears on the other side; so over the valvecover was just fine.
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