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3/8" door wire looms big enough for power window harness??
I'm looking at a set of door wire looms to run my power window wires through. I found a stainless set with a 3/8" ID. Is that the ID everyone uses? I saw a set with 1/4" Thats got to be too small. Any help is appreciated.
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Alot of cars go with that, But be thinking about adding in wires later on. See if there is a next size up, Better to have a little extra space than not enuf
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Wayne ---
If I was to do it over again -- I'd use the multipoint contacts in the doors... and not run any wires. Like the Magnum Shooters (just one brand...) http://www.dakotadigital.com/index.c...103/prd103.htm If not that -- the best ones I've found are the 5/8" looms that use a stainless steel SPRING wound loom. Like these: http://gemstreetrods.com/body_-_door...m_aluminum.jpg The braided hose versions "chafe" --- and the black plastic versions are just cheap crap. Just MHO. |
If you're going BRAIDED loom ---
THIS - which has a nylon swivel to ease that chafe problem http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ELI-94202/?rtype=10 Is FAR BETTER than this version: http://www.summitracing.com/parts/HFM-DLOOMBL/?rtype=10 The aluminum door insert portion has sharp edges and the braided hose is like 80 grit! Remember that these have to move and in an arc -- and the braided hose wants to straighten out not arc! YUCK and NASTY.... :rofl: |
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If you add power door locks, such as our keyless entry kit, you will add 2 more wire for each door. Other kits use a 5 wire actuator. |
Thanks I had never seen some of those before.
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:bow: :bow: You're welcome!
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When I put power into my 69's doors years ago, I went to the junkyard and opened a bunch of car doors until I saw some stock rubber boots that I liked.
I just drilled out my doors and jambs, inserted the boots, and now it looks like they came that way from the factory. |
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