Rob,
If you are contemplating new wiring, and more relays, you are already
committed to "non stock" there. Not that the British know anything
about electrical systems.
To add stuff to mine, such as fog lights, electric fan, etc. I added the
"Bosch" type 1 inch square relays. These are not expensive at an
electronics store, come in most kinds of switching arrangements, and
best of all can be put on a chassis mounted socket, or socket strip for
multiple relays. All can get individually, or gang wired for power,
ground, etc. on the plate, and replacement is as simple as pull-off and
plug in new relay. No individual electrical connectors requiring messy
installation and relay replacement
Steve
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Steve Laifman
Editor - TigersUnited.com
Bernardino Carlo M.D. Roberto wrote:
> Thanks for the help with the steering wheel. After getting the old
> (crumbling) wheel off, the new one slid one now problem. At first I
> did not mind the lack of adjustment, but am missing it more and more.
> I will scratch my noggin and come up with a solution.
>
> However, the cat has been behaving badly. Drives great and then at
> some junction all power cuts. i allow the car to sit and later on it
> starts back up. I check things like fuel system (new), and electrical
> ignition system (new) and no avail. however, I have a new wiring
> harness and have been itching to clean up the engine compartment by
> hiding all the wires and increasing fuse and relay count. So I will
> put the cat to sleep for a while and replace the wiring harness. Any
> pointers?
>
> Rob in ATL
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