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Old 08-15-2013, 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by DFRESH View Post
Yikes! Keep checking the rest of the wiring--it would be worth your efforts it looks like. Glad you found out the easy way bro!
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For sure! I had a spare moment today so I looked over the wiring some more. I found a 12" section that had all of the insulation burnt completely off. That must have been cooking a while.. These wires are bundled with sensor wires that go back to the gauge cluster. I don’t recall losing any gauges so I’m going to have to do some investigating. Looks like I have a bit of a re-wire project ahead of me.

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Originally Posted by GregWeld View Post
I learned the hard way to NEVER wire tie a wire to braided ANYTHING... that stuff is like 80 grit!!
I don't run braided next to anything I don't want a hole in!
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Wasn't tied to it but I left the wires loose and didn't prevent them from touching the braided line. The wiring will be much improved when I’m done. I'm also going to sleeve the new hose with a heat shield when I replace it for an extra layer of protection.

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Originally Posted by wanman View Post
Nice build, just read through it.
Thanks Wan Man!!

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Originally Posted by tones2SS View Post
Glad you find the culprit Ed. Hopefully that is the only "mistake" you find. Yeah, braided wire can be a bit abrasive.
Good luck man!
Looks like I have more to track down but we’ll keep after it and get it all sorted out. Hope to drive it to a show on Sunday.
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