I don't know where this belongs and since this is where I spend a majority of my time in this forum I figured I would post this here and it is EF specific and a tech question.
okay so my problem is I really don't understand wiring at all and my friend started a wire tuck on my passenger side headlight harness, unfortunately he is "very busy" right now and I can't finish what he started. I can't put the rest of the car together until the wiring is complete.what I need help with is to complete the passenger side tuck so I can get to the car together for WMHM in July. I will be leaving the driver side untouched for now and hopefully finish the tuck during the winter when I paint the bay. So is there any one in or around Chicago that could help me complete the wiring? I think only like two wires need to be done but Im not positive, I do know that the head lights and turn signals were done already but Im not sure what else needs to be done, I can scrape together some money or trade parts for labor or work something else out for your time. Some one PLEASE help!


Modified by EF001282 at 7:05 PM 6/11/2007

 

its not really that hard. cut one wire at a time, move it into the cabin, add some wire, run it through the fenderwell and reattach it to the other cut..heatshrink tubing is what youll want to use

 

to extend the wires, u must cut the ones that are too short, reun them to the front, make sure the new wire is long enough, then solder one end of the wire to the harness and one end to the plug to extend them. but if u have tp extend all the wires, it could take hours.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 99teggsr &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">its not really that hard. cut one wire at a time, move it into the cabin, add some wire, run it through the fenderwell and reattach it to the other cut..heatshrink tubing is what youll want to use</TD></TR></TABLE>that is exactly what he was doing, I have absolutlely no experience with wiring, I would rather pay some one to do it right than do wiring by myself.