Wire Mod Issue 2002 firehawk
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Wire Mod Issue 2002 firehawk
Ok so I guess I am an idiot or have something no one else has.... I am trying to do the wire mod and I have 2 wires and a cable I think that does not disconnect. I have traced the green and orange twisted wire and it goes all the way around front to the drivers side and then I lose it. Please see pics. Car is a 2002 Firehawk 6speed
In red is the cable and twisted wire I am talking about.
in red is the cable, it goes under the car.
Thanks
T
In red is the cable and twisted wire I am talking about.
in red is the cable, it goes under the car.
Thanks
T
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I haven't seen those first 2. The last one looks like it could be the abs wires that go to the hub and you can just unplug it run it through the hole you make and plug it back in
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mine had that and when i went into further investigation i found this under my car
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liBPkRys3Vk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liBPkRys3Vk
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undo the plug on the k member and there is a lil wire fastener on the frame rail next 2 the header/manifold, undo the wire from it and pull the wire up out of the way
and then reroute
and then reroute
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That was it, took off the wheel and then unplugged from hub, and looked closer and saw that other "cable was a vacuum line unplugged and all set....
perfect timing, posted this, went out did the tranction control move and now I am all set...
Thanks
T
perfect timing, posted this, went out did the tranction control move and now I am all set...
Thanks
T
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Looks good dude. Make sure those wires are protected where you cut that hole at. I didn't protect mine and after awhile the sharp metal carved it's way through the wire loom and touched the wires. I started my car and the starter kept turning the engine over even when it was running. Turned the car off and it still kept doing it. I freaked out and just unplugged the battery. It blew some fuses then wouldn't start. I learned the hard way about making sure those wires are protected.
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mine had that and when i went into further investigation i found this under my car
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liBPkRys3Vk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liBPkRys3Vk
BS We all know we cant get these cars up to 88mph
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Is this mod of any benefit for keeping the wires dry as well as simply looking better (and that does look a whole lot better ) , just wondering if mine get wet sometimes where they are?