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Old 25th November 2011, 10:58 AM
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Default donor relay/fuse/loom 'thinning'

Managed to get the donor loom from 92 1.8 cvh laid out last night. Had already removed quite a bit of wiring when I stripped it out but wondering if it can be thinned out any more. Still using the donor fusebox at the moment so is it just a case of identifying relays and fuses that aren't used and chopping the wired and removing them or is it a bit more technical than that? Any comments and helpful hints would be brilliant.

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Old 25th November 2011, 06:35 PM
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I was having a look last night at the electrics and was planning on using the sierra fuse box however its HUGE. If there is a good alternative with rear wire entry I would love to know.
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Old 25th November 2011, 07:10 PM
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That's ok, it is definitely a bit on the big side and from a bit of forum searching there is quite a bit of wasted space and unwanted relays. My plan is to roughly fit and get everything working, then modify things as I go along... Time will tell though
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