engine bay clean up.
dalowda
New Wagonist
Okay. Im not sure this is the correct place to put this but seeing as how it is not a performance mod i didnt feel it fit in the engine section.
I want to completely shave my engine bay and go nuts in there with some top secret goodness 8) however, i can not find a cut and dry how to on this. Ive looked here and many other honda based sights. This question always gets followed up by people arguing about weather or not you should or should not do it yada yada yada, argue argue argue. With that being said please spare me and if you have advise id be your best friend
I want to get rid and or relocate all of this stuff... but id really like to pitch all in the trash.
I want to completely shave my engine bay and go nuts in there with some top secret goodness 8) however, i can not find a cut and dry how to on this. Ive looked here and many other honda based sights. This question always gets followed up by people arguing about weather or not you should or should not do it yada yada yada, argue argue argue. With that being said please spare me and if you have advise id be your best friend
I want to get rid and or relocate all of this stuff... but id really like to pitch all in the trash.
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Headlight harness that runs around the strut towers can be pulled in through the firewall and out through the hole inside the cabin by the doors. This will allow you to run those wires down along the side of the frame rails to the headlights. Of curse sometimes wires do have to be extended by cutting and solderings.
Next is your main engine harness. There are companies out there that do make engine harnesses for a living (ryan from rywire) and I recommend you getting one from someone who has done them before. That way it has a
guarentee that the car will start and run again. Problem is that these can run anywhere from $500-1,000 depending on how you want it built. (Loom or heat shrink, mililary plug or straight through)
Then there's fuel line tucking and brake tucking.
For the brakes, the hardline pipe on all honda's is 3/16's I do believe. You'll need a bender and a cutter to be able to run the hardline. You also might want to convert to a/n fittings too. This will make finding fitting alot easier also.
For the fuel lines, its basically the same steps as the brake lines but you can use braided a/n hose and a/n fittings
is an exact answer you are looking for. the custom engine bay thread on HT is a great source of info as well.
http://www.civicwagon.com/showthread.php?8982-Utah-s-only-B-series-WAGON/page4