Thread: Just wired in the Engel---> Now with pics

Also I think that the transit bag is worth its weight in gold. Especailly as I have not tinted the back windows yet. I will get the sky lights tinted as dark as I can go and then the back window and side windows darkest legal.

Originally Posted by Tombie2

Has no-one heard of conduit?

Rubbing wires (especially on corrugations) = Fires

thats what fuses are for

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Originally Posted by Tombie2
Has no-one heard of conduit?

Rubbing wires (especially on corrugations) = Fires


thats what fuses are for


I'm with Tombie2....... for the sake of $5, why run the risk.

i'd be doing something about the rust too

ha ha when you post pictures here I've learned you'll get picked up on everything (intended or unintended) shown in them

Originally Posted by klappers

Das is true... but at least this wont come undone on corrugations... and I was in a hurry to get it wired by tomorrow... going to the beach and stuff. Most of the wiring is running in its own "conduit" under the kick panel (the black strip on the bottom of the floor) on the doors. I need to tidy up the wiring in the engine bay (previous owner) and then I only have 40cm or so out the back to cover.

Fair enough, but after 22 years of using polarised plugs, I have never had a failure, or one come undone, even on horrendous corrugations.

Originally Posted by weeds

thats what fuses are for

Maybe when they're at the battery end of the cable, but going by the pics, the fuses are by the fridge!

Originally Posted by Larry

Maybe when they're at the battery end of the cable, but going by the pics, the fuses are by the fridge!

No inline fuse at battery as well

Originally Posted by waynep

i'd be doing something about the rust too

ha ha when you post pictures here I've learned you'll get picked up on everything (intended or unintended) shown in them

What rust