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chaggard27

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Feb 8, 2009
Reno, Nevada
Hey guys I have been working on a build for a local guy and as part of the build I am going to do ao wire tuck. So I stripped off all the tape and wire loom from the original wiring and started separating the connectors and re covering them with electrical tape and then re-routing them so that they are hidden. Here are some pics of the wires and the sensors and wores that I have hidden at this point. Let me know what you guys think.

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Can you see the wires for the sensors on the thermostat housing, CAS, or injectors??
 

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Not bad. I do hope your gonna hide the rats nest of wire thats laying on top the trans. I would of ran it between the the front subframe and the bottom of the fire wall. Not only does it hide it but it gets as most of it as possible out of the way.
 
Yeah that is only half way done right now. I will be pulling back all tha wires and bundling it all together and tucking it back by the firewall when I get it wires all up. I didnt cut or extend any wires so it shouldnt have too many problems and I did label a few connectors like the inj and such that all look the same
 
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