Needing help with wiring the 58 SII
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What's up with it?
Wildefalcon
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What's exactly the problem? Can you get the loom into place? Pull the wires into the right position and attach to the chassis/body?
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Have you got a wiring diagram? Any particular area you're struggling with?
Hi, get as many pics as whats already on there posted,
a few of the fusebox, switches, cable runs etc,
I am sure that if you take it step by step and post pics from the very start and post more as you go along the forum advice will be good and the wiring will start to make sense,
a few of the fusebox, switches, cable runs etc,
I am sure that if you take it step by step and post pics from the very start and post more as you go along the forum advice will be good and the wiring will start to make sense,
Anaconda
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I think you will be able to do it yourself with some photos on here at each stage.
Anaconda
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I would start with one section at a time.
Rear section only has a few lights to wire up, section going to the front the same.
Fusebox only has 1 or 2 fuses, starter button a couple of big cables.
You can do it, start with ignition and engine, get it running and then do the rest.
I am hopeless at electrics but did the rear on my son's 2a with trailer cable and also the front lights, it was a birds nest of pointless additional wires.
Rear section only has a few lights to wire up, section going to the front the same.
Fusebox only has 1 or 2 fuses, starter button a couple of big cables.
You can do it, start with ignition and engine, get it running and then do the rest.
I am hopeless at electrics but did the rear on my son's 2a with trailer cable and also the front lights, it was a birds nest of pointless additional wires.
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