Folks,
Is there any good guide on re-fitting a wiring loom, I got a new one during the week and nothing came with it. Is there a good book out there that goes through this is good detail. I have 4 different books on the minor but none of them really cover the topic or if there do its not in enough detail to do the job.
Regards,
George
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Hello George,
refer to your wiring diagram for the colour codes of the individual wires, this is a big help in giving a position that the cables should go to. You will have some, such as the green wires that come from the fuse block where there are several wires the same. I think that those all actually connect to the same terminal on the fuse block.
Just take your time and work logically, it is not as daunting a task as you may think.
Alec
refer to your wiring diagram for the colour codes of the individual wires, this is a big help in giving a position that the cables should go to. You will have some, such as the green wires that come from the fuse block where there are several wires the same. I think that those all actually connect to the same terminal on the fuse block.
Just take your time and work logically, it is not as daunting a task as you may think.
Alec
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thanks folks, i'll figure it out as we go along but i would like to have some sort of reference as I go along, oh well we'll see how it goes, it will be next week before I can start anyways so I have time to try find a reference someplace.
cheers guys
cheers guys
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The other obvious place to look is in another Minor ! Ask any fellow owners if you can look under their bonnets, at least you'll then get the general layout right. Also photos in the various books (Ray Newell's for example!) will give a guide. As others say, once you start it's all sort of falls into place. The loom has to reach the components, and it has to follow the line of clips that hold it in place/
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hi
well i have just re wired my van and i will say that once you get into it it all falls into place, yes the first place to start is to feed all the bulkhead wires in, then fuel pump, then rear.
make sure not to trap any wires though.
also i snipped off some of the old loom leaving the old wires on the connectors and labeled a few.
well i have just re wired my van and i will say that once you get into it it all falls into place, yes the first place to start is to feed all the bulkhead wires in, then fuel pump, then rear.
make sure not to trap any wires though.
also i snipped off some of the old loom leaving the old wires on the connectors and labeled a few.