Anybody every used the Hidden wireing Harness from AUS
07-29-06, 07:54 PM
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Anybody every used the Hidden wireing Harness from AUS
I am looking to rewire the entire car and clean up the engine bay. I have had major electrical problems that just wont go away and its got to be the old 79 wiring, some wires have broken off or the plastic sheathing cracked. I looked on ausrotary.com and found a guy named simon that makes a "hidden wiring harness" that replaces all wiring minus headlight relays and also converts glass fuses to new style just wondering if anyone had any comments or personal experience with his harnesses. thanks robert
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How much does he want for the harness? Also, are there pictures of the harness installed?
If this hides the wires in the engine bay, and easy to install I might do just that.
If this hides the wires in the engine bay, and easy to install I might do just that.
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Hey guys, Simon really knows his stuff, I haven't purchased from him myself but I know that he makes good quality items. Also you guys won't have to pay GST as Aussies do on these products.
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http://ausrotary.dntinternet.com/for...ic.php?t=25273
here is the link that i found. now everybody dont start getting these things before me, i need mine first LOL.. it really looks like a great product and i think its my only option and seems like with everything labeled and his instructions maybe it wont be too hard
here is the link that i found. now everybody dont start getting these things before me, i need mine first LOL.. it really looks like a great product and i think its my only option and seems like with everything labeled and his instructions maybe it wont be too hard
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painless just replaces the old, this will completely re routes the wireing in loom to were it is completely hidden as far as i understand. i know somebody that used painless but he ended up with alot of stuff you dont use and had to tuck away. not sure how it would go on with the rotary plus 79 is different from 81-85 i believe??
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How can you hide the wiring?
You can tidy it up or replace the loom, but as most wiring goes to specific components it would be difficult to hide.
Am I missing the point for spending $500 plus labor?
The Aus version is nearly the same as Painless, but with slight differences to meet Aus lighting specifications.
You can tidy it up or replace the loom, but as most wiring goes to specific components it would be difficult to hide.
Am I missing the point for spending $500 plus labor?
The Aus version is nearly the same as Painless, but with slight differences to meet Aus lighting specifications.
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