What do i need to keep?
10-20-05, 12:55 AM
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What do i need to keep?
Alright I'm pretty much taring down the whole car. Tearing out EVERY single wire. And replace them all. New fusebox and all. I was wondering what I need to wire back. So far I got...
headlights
headlight motors
taillights
brake switch
microtech
fuel pump
parking lights
blinkers
winshield wipers
What else?
headlights
headlight motors
taillights
brake switch
microtech
fuel pump
parking lights
blinkers
winshield wipers
What else?
10-20-05, 01:31 AM
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Stereo/speakers
Interior Lights
Idiot lights/Dash lights/Dash components
Starter
Alternator
Coils/Ignition
Various sensors in the engine bay
hazard switch
defroster switches
climate control
Interior Lights
Idiot lights/Dash lights/Dash components
Starter
Alternator
Coils/Ignition
Various sensors in the engine bay
hazard switch
defroster switches
climate control
10-20-05, 01:41 AM
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Stereo/speakers-yes
Interior Lights-icky.. Ill figure it out
Idiot lights/Dash lights/Dash components-gonna drop all stock gauges
Starter-yep
Alternator-yep
Coils/Ignition-running the LTX8 with the bosch coils
Various sensors in the engine bay-microtech covered
hazard switch-hmmmmm
defroster switches-***** broke already lol
climate control-droppin the AC
any more?
Interior Lights-icky.. Ill figure it out
Idiot lights/Dash lights/Dash components-gonna drop all stock gauges
Starter-yep
Alternator-yep
Coils/Ignition-running the LTX8 with the bosch coils
Various sensors in the engine bay-microtech covered
hazard switch-hmmmmm
defroster switches-***** broke already lol
climate control-droppin the AC
any more?
10-20-05, 02:17 AM
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When it comes time to wire up the headlights, visit DanielSternLighting.com for instructions on adding relays to the system. The stock wiring is very small gauge, and does not allow full power to flow to the lights. I have done this, and the difference was dramatic! I highly recommend this mod.
10-20-05, 09:00 AM
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I think they got it all... I'll check my planned harness tonight... I will also be completely re-wiring my car when I build this spring...
Dan is THE MAN for lighting!
Originally Posted by Kentetsu
When it comes time to wire up the headlights, visit DanielSternLighting.com
Dan is THE MAN for lighting!