engine bay wiring "tidy up"
19-02-2006, 08:57 PM
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engine bay wiring "tidy up"
As above i am trying to find a company that sells nylon webbing type sleeving that i believe is used for injector looms,
slides over wiring run hot air gun down it tidys up wiring no end!
I can find anyone that sells it though cry:
or any recommendations as to tidying up my wiring under the bonnet!
cheeRS
James
slides over wiring run hot air gun down it tidys up wiring no end!
I can find anyone that sells it though cry:
or any recommendations as to tidying up my wiring under the bonnet!
cheeRS
James
19-02-2006, 09:40 PM
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Originally Posted by 3drstretch
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20-02-2006, 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Ryan
that stuff is ok, but has a low melting point 
just to let you know.
just to let you know.
ryan do you recommend using anything else then,just want to make my wiring look sweet
20-02-2006, 09:17 PM
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rick supirsingly enough i know what im talking about 
the stuff from VWP/RS/Farnell has a melting point of 110C hardly high is it (the braid they sell is polyester based)
plus the weave on the braid is very loose and doesnt cover the wires all that well.
i spent several months of reasearch trying different brands and weave counts
For purely a cosmetic appearence its ok, but why not have it so it serves a purpose as well as looking good
the stuff from VWP/RS/Farnell has a melting point of 110C hardly high is it (the braid they sell is polyester based)
plus the weave on the braid is very loose and doesnt cover the wires all that well.
i spent several months of reasearch trying different brands and weave counts
For purely a cosmetic appearence its ok, but why not have it so it serves a purpose as well as looking good
20-02-2006, 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Ryan
rick supirsingly enough i know what im talking about
the stuff from VWP/RS/Farnell has a melting point of 110C hardly high is it (the braid they sell is polyester based)
plus the weave on the braid is very loose and doesnt cover the wires all that well.
i spent several months of reasearch trying different brands and weave counts
For purely a cosmetic appearence its ok, but why not have it so it serves a purpose as well as looking good
the stuff from VWP/RS/Farnell has a melting point of 110C hardly high is it (the braid they sell is polyester based)
plus the weave on the braid is very loose and doesnt cover the wires all that well.
i spent several months of reasearch trying different brands and weave counts
For purely a cosmetic appearence its ok, but why not have it so it serves a purpose as well as looking good
what is the best to use
20-02-2006, 09:41 PM
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the best stuff to use is megamide. but its only available in reels.
i.e not off the reel.
you could cover it in heatproof tape, or in PVC sleeving which also has a much higher temp rating.
i.e not off the reel.
you could cover it in heatproof tape, or in PVC sleeving which also has a much higher temp rating.
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