16/06/05 01:21 PM16/06/05 01:21 PM #1 When I removed the EMS from my T , there was about 12 wires I had to rejoin on the loom. So to me it's not a good way to go repairing that many wires that's connected to the computer.I went to Knox Ford to price a loom, $450. I was wondering if any of you guys had any contacts or clues where I could get it for a better price?Cheers Brian.
16/06/05 01:24 PM16/06/05 01:24 PM #2 Replacing your engine bay wiring is a massive job.You would be better off giving the $450 to a auto sparky, and getting him to tidy up your wiring.My 1.6c worth.
16/06/05 01:31 PM16/06/05 01:31 PM #3 Author Replacing your engine bay wiring is a massive job.You would be better off giving the $450 to a auto sparky, and getting him to tidy up your wiring.My 1.6c worth.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>It's only the wires from the computer to the engine, about an hours work. The auto elec that fitted the EMS butchered the wires, if I took it to a real sparky I recon he would laugh.
16/06/05 01:36 PM16/06/05 01:36 PM #4 Replacing your engine bay wiring is a massive job.You would be better off giving the $450 to a auto sparky, and getting him to tidy up your wiring.My 1.6c worth.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>It's only the wires from the computer to the engine, about an hours work. The auto elec that fitted the EMS butchered the wires, if I took it to a real sparky I recon he would laugh.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>He probably would laugh, but if he is decent enough, he will also appreciate the fact that you care about your car, and want the butchery fixed properly.But I do understand where you are coming from. If you supply a part number for the loom, I may be able to help.
16/06/05 01:45 PM16/06/05 01:45 PM #5 Author Thanks ms 700, I will find the number and let you know.Cheers Brian.
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