so whos moved there logicon?
06-04-04, 05:46 PM
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so whos moved there logicon?
im looking to move my logicon, has anyone done it? probably to were the foglights/secruity button crap is. I know ive seen a few fds that have done it. but anyone with an fc?
06-05-04, 01:16 AM
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Originally posted by Kim
IIRC that thing in the picture is a relocated warning light cluster, not logicon.. Ted
Looks good though
IIRC that thing in the picture is a relocated warning light cluster, not logicon.. Ted
Looks good though
EDIT: late, nm
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06-05-04, 03:54 AM
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Most of the thin red wires are for power distribution.
The three fuse blocks are set-up for: constant power, switch ignition power, and headlight illumination
This makes it easier for me to hook up all the electrical crap in the car, especially the gauges!
-Ted
The three fuse blocks are set-up for: constant power, switch ignition power, and headlight illumination
This makes it easier for me to hook up all the electrical crap in the car, especially the gauges!
-Ted
06-05-04, 10:19 AM
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Originally posted by FC3S Drift
no the logicon is also relocated.
the logicon's original location would be the slot above the relocated warning lights.
no the logicon is also relocated.
the logicon's original location would be the slot above the relocated warning lights.
he he i didnt see that
06-05-04, 01:56 PM
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Originally posted by Kenteth
what fuseblocks have you used?
what fuseblocks have you used?
They are single power wire into 6 "gang" ATC "blade" fuse holders.
So you just need one power wire hooked into them, and then you can split it out to 6 other wires with fuses for each circuit.
These are normally pretty damn expensive - like $10+ each!
I'll take more recent pics of them if you want more info.
-Ted
06-05-04, 01:57 PM
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Originally posted by Mr. Gadget
Ted, Ted Ted....
Need to tidy up those wires a bit.
Ted, Ted Ted....
Need to tidy up those wires a bit.
I don't really care to work on my car nowdays.
I'm much too busy taking care of other people's FC's! :P
-Ted
06-05-04, 04:53 PM
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Originally posted by RETed
They were bought locally.
They are single power wire into 6 "gang" ATC "blade" fuse holders.
So you just need one power wire hooked into them, and then you can split it out to 6 other wires with fuses for each circuit.
These are normally pretty damn expensive - like $10+ each!
I'll take more recent pics of them if you want more info.
-Ted
They were bought locally.
They are single power wire into 6 "gang" ATC "blade" fuse holders.
So you just need one power wire hooked into them, and then you can split it out to 6 other wires with fuses for each circuit.
These are normally pretty damn expensive - like $10+ each!
I'll take more recent pics of them if you want more info.
-Ted
its what I want to do, but I don't want to spend $30 a pc on them...And trust me, if you saw the mess fo wires around the battery, you'ld know why..
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06-06-04, 03:43 PM
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You can try.
Also try the local car audio shops.
This is where I got mine, but the salesguy was a friend, so he sold it to me at cost.
Normally, they charge like $20 - $25 EACH!
I dunno why they are so expensive.
I've found similar products on Parts Express and MCM Electronics.
http://www.partsexpress.com/
-Ted
Also try the local car audio shops.
This is where I got mine, but the salesguy was a friend, so he sold it to me at cost.
Normally, they charge like $20 - $25 EACH!
I dunno why they are so expensive.
I've found similar products on Parts Express and MCM Electronics.
http://www.partsexpress.com/
-Ted
06-07-04, 02:01 AM
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so is relocating that stuff hard? or is it just time consuming? i would think just time consuming.... is it just rerouting wires and making them longer? BTW where do you get ABS platic sheets you cat cut away at?
06-07-04, 02:23 AM
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Originally posted by RETed
You can try.
Also try the local car audio shops.
This is where I got mine, but the salesguy was a friend, so he sold it to me at cost.
Normally, they charge like $20 - $25 EACH!
I dunno why they are so expensive.
I've found similar products on Parts Express and MCM Electronics.
http://www.partsexpress.com/
-Ted
You can try.
Also try the local car audio shops.
This is where I got mine, but the salesguy was a friend, so he sold it to me at cost.
Normally, they charge like $20 - $25 EACH!
I dunno why they are so expensive.
I've found similar products on Parts Express and MCM Electronics.
http://www.partsexpress.com/
-Ted
Thanks for the good info!
06-07-04, 02:25 AM
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Originally posted by scheistermeister
so is relocating that stuff hard? or is it just time consuming? i would think just time consuming.... is it just rerouting wires and making them longer? BTW where do you get ABS platic sheets you cat cut away at?
so is relocating that stuff hard? or is it just time consuming? i would think just time consuming.... is it just rerouting wires and making them longer? BTW where do you get ABS platic sheets you cat cut away at?
