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Guest Ratcatcher3D

Hi

 

Just been doing a little work on my car and was wondering how others have protected there wiring in the rear wheel arches from the rear lights, right now i have protected it with heat shrink and split sleeve plastic pipe. Is this enough to pass SVA? any pics would be great

 

Thanks

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Mine were loomed, wrapped in split conduit which in turn was clipped to the rear light monuting bolts and taken through the side of the rear inner wing bit with a grommet. I hope that's enough for IVA?

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Guest Ratcatcher3D

Hi Ratter

When I wanted to seal wire runs I used self amalgamating tape from CBS. Works a treat. Ian H

 

 

Did that pass IVA test, Im just wondering if I should make some type of box to protect it?

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Guest Noddy006

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I had no problem with the wiring at IVA and I did use it for tidying up wiring in engine bay, behind dash as well as repeater lights in the top of the front wing. For the front wing I ran the wire along the wing brackets adnd then used stick in clips inside the wing to make sure it didn't hang and catch on wheels. Been O.K. Since. Only a personal opinion but I think this is a good option especially in potential wet areas HTH

Ian H

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Guest Ratcatcher3D

Hi Ian

 

Is the self amalgamating tape like a loom tape? never used it before. Thanks for all the info iv got a few mods to make next weekend i think.

 

Cheers

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Guest Noddy006

Hi

As I understand it it is a resin impregnated tape. To use cut a length, peel off backing tape, stretch and then rap your wires. It glues to itself as you do it and in effect forms a water tight tube on the wires. CHeers, Ian H

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