Thread: Wire tuck writeup/pictures?

For the overflow I took a aluminum water bottle like they sell at the dollar store. I drilled two hole in the cap and put some left over metal fuel line and brake line through the two holes and glued them in. The brake line was short and at the top of the cap the breather. The fuel line went to the bottom of the water bottle as the straw. Then I ran rubber hose from the overflow on the rad to the fuel line straw tube. I mounted it so the cap sticks up where the windshield washer fluid cap used to go.

Yeah I am poor and have bad taste but it works good, and lowered the center of gravity in a little in theory Ha.

code s its coming out good. you can aslo remove the old intake braket that holds up the air box and since its det delete egr canistor.

Good place for the coolant overflow tank is either in the stock windshield washer fluid spot (if you dont have washers) or you can put it in front of the radiator tucked up into the bumper.

the 2 fuseboxes on the right side can be tucked into the front bumper as well

yeah only problem with that is after while your terminals/connectors turn green with corrosion

no they dont I have it done and from personal experience they do not.

lol well you have better luck than i do. the weirdest things happen to me. i will be doign another wire tuck soon but every time i say i am going to do a write up i get so involved in my work that i forget to take pictures

dont put the battery connections down there unless you build a little box to protect them

still have to relocate battery and some vacuum hoses on fire wall. no write up i justtried hidding stuff best i could. i need to do loom one day as i bet the tape will get nasty.



redid the wire harness and took out what i didn't use

before


after

I recommend some 3M tape called Temflex. That stuff won't get all goo like and unwind like the cheap tape.

Looks great Octave