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Routing The Loom Under The Dash

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philfingers

Just started to put the interior and dash back in.

Are there any pics anywhere of where the loom should be routed. I'm guessing nothing goes under/ behind the heater box?

Wish I'd taken some pics now!

 

Phil

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steve@cornwall
Just started to put the interior and dash back in.

Are there any pics anywhere of where the loom should be routed. I'm guessing nothing goes under/ behind the heater box?

Wish I'd taken some pics now!

 

Phil

 

Afraid you're guessing wrong :lol: There's a whole heap behind the heater. This is the best I could find, but it may help

 

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philfingers

Basically there are two lots that go from the fuse box across the bulkhead. One lot run over to the column and I think is for the trafficator arms and ignition and also probably go into the drivers door. The other lot have the horseshoe shaped plastic guide/ holder and I think go to the clocks. Would it be the first on that goes behind the heater?

Haven't put the dash back in yet so not an issue If I need to take the heater back out as it's just the few bolts

A lot easier than changing the thermostat in my 2.5 V6 TDi Audi, it's 3.5hr job! For a friggin thermostat!

 

Phil

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Basically there are two lots that go from the fuse box across the bulkhead. One lot run over to the column and I think is for the trafficator arms and ignition and also probably go into the drivers door. The other lot have the horseshoe shaped plastic guide/ holder and I think go to the clocks. Would it be the first on that goes behind the heater?

Haven't put the dash back in yet so not an issue If I need to take the heater back out as it's just the few bolts

A lot easier than changing the thermostat in my 2.5 V6 TDi Audi, it's 3.5hr job! For a friggin thermostat!

 

Phil

 

Looking at this one everything except the hazard switch group wiring and the radio etc that goes down behind the console goes behind the heater.

 

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philfingers

had a quick look tonight, yes can see it now, heater out tomorrow night then!

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