Stripping a '96 to be a road race car - electrical question
#1
Stripping a '96 to be a road race car - electrical question
Who has done this and been successful?
I am not trying to strip out every last circuit, but I do want to get rid of what I can w/o too much hassle.
I am using the the key switch, but the steering column is gutted except for the 2 wires that connect to the tumbler assy. that included the turnsignal, horn and airbag wiring. What of this am I gonna have to hook back up to make the car run?
It appears the car should start from what I can tell from the wiring diagram. But I'm no sparky and am double checking my schematic skills.
I am not trying to strip out every last circuit, but I do want to get rid of what I can w/o too much hassle.
I am using the the key switch, but the steering column is gutted except for the 2 wires that connect to the tumbler assy. that included the turnsignal, horn and airbag wiring. What of this am I gonna have to hook back up to make the car run?
It appears the car should start from what I can tell from the wiring diagram. But I'm no sparky and am double checking my schematic skills.
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Re: Stripping a '96 to be a road race car - electrical question
I'd personally recommend re-wiring the car..it's probably easier than all you've done. Painless sells 18 circuit harness' that you can even put power windows in, plus a radio. It most likely means and aftermarket Engine control, but that's more what you'd want anyway, for tuneability..
Just my $.02
Chris
Just my $.02
Chris
#6
Re: Stripping a '96 to be a road race car - electrical question
Yes, Glenn and I are building cars in tandem. He is quite a bit farther along than I am and I am learning from his experience.
Chris, all I really want to do, is remove as much of the interior wiring harness as I can. For a race car, I really don't want electric windows, locks and a Monsoon.
All I need inside is power for the guages and brake lights. I can live with a toggle/button to run the fuel pump, fans, ignition ...
I am definitely gonna give Painless a call ... but it appears to be very simple
http://frrax.com/rrforum/index.php?act=ST&f=8&t=3158&
Chris, all I really want to do, is remove as much of the interior wiring harness as I can. For a race car, I really don't want electric windows, locks and a Monsoon.
All I need inside is power for the guages and brake lights. I can live with a toggle/button to run the fuel pump, fans, ignition ...
I am definitely gonna give Painless a call ... but it appears to be very simple
http://frrax.com/rrforum/index.php?act=ST&f=8&t=3158&
#9
Re: Stripping a '96 to be a road race car - electrical question
Originally Posted by texanmutt
Okay. I was gonna say, if you were closer to me, i could give you a hand.
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