Engine wiring loom?

redsupra · 12-16-2011, 04:47 AM

OK, so to answer my own question.

I took the car to a local auto electrician who tested the coils and found the front two were harldy suppling any signal. Being 18 years old I guess it was time they expired. So I got a new set of Super Spark coils and connectors shipped in and fitted. The sparky said the wiring was perfectly ok, (says little about what a mechanic knows about this stuff, and he wasn't complimentary about mechanics either when talking about their knowledge of auto electrics).

So the existing loom was re-wired to the new coils and the car is running perfectly well now. I'm a happy camper

With that last major "under the hood" issue dealt with I can now plan on some new rims, complete re-spray and new sound system.

12-16-2011, 04:47 AM	#2
redsupra Stock Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Melbourne Posts: 8	OK, so to answer my own question. I took the car to a local auto electrician who tested the coils and found the front two were harldy suppling any signal. Being 18 years old I guess it was time they expired. So I got a new set of Super Spark coils and connectors shipped in and fitted. The sparky said the wiring was perfectly ok, (says little about what a mechanic knows about this stuff, and he wasn't complimentary about mechanics either when talking about their knowledge of auto electrics). So the existing loom was re-wired to the new coils and the car is running perfectly well now. I'm a happy camper With that last major "under the hood" issue dealt with I can now plan on some new rims, complete re-spray and new sound system.