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Hiding Engine Harness Wires
When you get bored, just want to tinker, or you're looking for a winter project, hiding engine wires
to clean up the engine bay is something to do. I've posted several pictures showing how I did the
passenger side wiring harness. This side is relatively easy and doesn't take long. It's the driver
side that will take some planning and more re-routing. (I haven't tackled the driver side yet).
When you get bored, just want to tinker, or you're looking for a winter project, hiding engine wires
to clean up the engine bay is something to do. I've posted several pictures showing how I did the
passenger side wiring harness. This side is relatively easy and doesn't take long. It's the driver
side that will take some planning and more re-routing. (I haven't tackled the driver side yet).
You will have to extend the MAF sensor wires.
Cut one at a time, make sure you solder the
joints, and cover the joints with a heat shrink
wrap to keep out the moisture. I'm using a
UPR fender mount "power pipe" and
lengthening the wires was necessary anyway.
The relays conveniently fit in a cut-out at the
top of the fender where I zip-tied them in
place.
Cut one at a time, make sure you solder the
joints, and cover the joints with a heat shrink
wrap to keep out the moisture. I'm using a
UPR fender mount "power pipe" and
lengthening the wires was necessary anyway.
The relays conveniently fit in a cut-out at the
top of the fender where I zip-tied them in
place.
Here's the bay with a little soap, water, and wax.
relocate. This harness controls the A/C cutout, fuel pump and MAF sensor. As you look at the first
photo, just below the brake proportioning valve there is a large hole leading into the passenger
side fender. This is where you can simply stuff this harness through. You may have to enlarge
the hole just slightly.
photo, just below the brake proportioning valve there is a large hole leading into the passenger
side fender. This is where you can simply stuff this harness through. You may have to enlarge
the hole just slightly.