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> Installed Wiring Harness Today
mikey
post Jun 9 2004, 02:21 AM
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I thought I'd post this to save some other poor soul the same grief that I just went through. I installed a brand new wiring harness (well the back half anyway) into my 914-6 today. It's not easy but one person can do it.

I found out the hard way that everything, including connectors, has to fit through a quarter size hole just after exiting the firewall. The connector for the relay board had to go through this hole first because it won't fit with anything else in this hole - I mean even a single wire already in this hole would make the fit too tight for the relay board connector to pass through. Then I started feeding other wires through. I ran into a round connector that I thought wasn't going to make it through undamaged but with a little persuasion it finally worked.

Oh, and another thing...the back end of the harness has to be inserted at the very front of the tunnel. It lays on top of the tunnel until it reaches midway where it passes into the tunnel, out and back in again before going through the firewall.

Hope this helps somebody. (Shoulda taken some pictures) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/headbang.gif)
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post Jun 9 2004, 10:44 AM
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Did your harness have the rubber boot from the firewall up to the tray?


Yes it had this rubber piece. It took some doing but I was able to wiggle it through all the openings and finally out the firewall. I was able to get it seated in the hole in the tray and the firewall ok. I didn't have to cut anything. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/pray.gif)

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Mike, you should make a thread to put all your progress in.


I'm headed to work on the front end today and I'll remember to bring my camera this time. How do I make a thread?

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