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Ace
4th July 2005, 09:48 PM
Hi all, there is a wiring loom on ebay, its stamped as being dated 1974, will this be ok for my 60 something SII? What sorts if things do i have to make sure it has to know if it is suitable? Matt
DaveS3
4th July 2005, 10:23 PM
We all know the pitfalls of lucas.
I would try and tackle the rewire yourself, or get assistance.
If its only for a series, their wiring isnt too bad to figure out.
At least then you can place a fuse board with extra power outlets at the same time for those future gadgets.
Then you can be proud that you understand your vehicles wiring.
But then again, if its cheap buy it and copy it using new wire.
Dave
101RRS
5th July 2005, 10:34 AM
Have a look in the Australian car restoration magazines - there are companies that advertise in there that make wiring looms - they have their standard models but they can also make from an old one - but then on the landys you have there is not a lot of wiring anyway and you could make your own.
Gazz
Ace
5th July 2005, 10:39 AM
Thanks Guys, i might have a crack at doing it myself, i am a little hesitant to do electrical work as i dont really have the faintest idea what i am doing. Matt
kaistuff
5th July 2005, 12:48 PM
Originally posted by Ace
Thanks Guys, i might have a crack at doing it myself, i am a little hesitant to do electrical work as i dont really have the faintest idea what i am doing. Matt
Mat just copy the original with better quality wire and put a bigger fuse box in tools you need seidecutter; wire striper; soldering iron a crimping tool (ratchet type) and lots of cable ty's.
and if you have a problem use the special "AULRO" tool.
one more
Have lots of fun doing it
loanrangie
5th July 2005, 03:30 PM
Originally posted by Ace
Thanks Guys, i might have a crack at doing it myself, i am a little hesitant to do electrical work as i dont really have the faintest idea what i am doing. Matt
What , and lucas do !
DEFENDERZOOK
5th July 2005, 06:23 PM
Originally posted by loanrangie+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(loanrangie)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-Ace
Thanks Guys, i might have a crack at doing it myself, i am a little hesitant to do electrical work as i dont really have the faintest idea what i am doing. Matt
What , and lucas do ![/b][/quote]
<span style="color:blue">now theres a good point.....</span>
LandyAndy
5th July 2005, 06:30 PM
Hi Ace
Being 1974 it should be Ser3 and therefore different than yours.
Go DIY,visit Mustang Sallys Landrover pages,there is a huge amount of info on wiring and how to DIY,plus loads more other Series info.
Andrew
Ace
5th July 2005, 07:00 PM
Originally posted by LandyAndy
Hi Ace
Being 1974 it should be Ser3 and therefore different than yours.
Go DIY,visit Mustang Sallys Landrover pages,there is a huge amount of info on wiring and how to DIY,plus loads more other Series info.
Andrew
Thanks Andrew, i will have a look, i should be able to work it out with some time and the burnt CD I bought on ebay. Matt
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