After that we removed the clutch cable, throttle cable, and cruise control cables. Then we removed the front harness. I have had a pretty good time removing all the wiring so far. I just hope I'm able to figure out what I need to keep and what I don't, and get all that crap sorted out. Here is a shot of all the wiring hanging up. There isn't much left. Engine wiring and transmission wiring is about all.
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Front Harness
Brandon came over to work on the car for a couple of hours this afternoon. I didn't have much time because I need to get some work done, but we got some good stuff done in a short time. First we got the speedometer sending unit off/out of the transmission and stored away safely. It's a pretty neat looking gizmo, but I haven't taken a picture yet. I'll probably forget, but if I don't I'll post it up here.
After that we removed the clutch cable, throttle cable, and cruise control cables. Then we removed the front harness. I have had a pretty good time removing all the wiring so far. I just hope I'm able to figure out what I need to keep and what I don't, and get all that crap sorted out. Here is a shot of all the wiring hanging up. There isn't much left. Engine wiring and transmission wiring is about all.
After that we removed the clutch cable, throttle cable, and cruise control cables. Then we removed the front harness. I have had a pretty good time removing all the wiring so far. I just hope I'm able to figure out what I need to keep and what I don't, and get all that crap sorted out. Here is a shot of all the wiring hanging up. There isn't much left. Engine wiring and transmission wiring is about all.
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Sorry I haven't been by to help in a bit. Hopefully I can get some free time soon. To tide you over in the meantime, here's a REAL MAN's kit car, worth every penny of its asking price, and not at all a shoddy piece of crap:
http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/cto/888506237.html
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