New To the Wagon Fam 88 Civic Wagon.
cristiansaintjay
Band Wagon
Hello, I have recently bought an 88 Civic Wagon off an app for $800. It is fwd 5 speed and it was in great condition. No serious issues, but the previous owner cut the stereo out before he sold me the car. I guess he did a shitty job at wrapping the wires up because 2 days later some loose wires started hitting each other and burnt all the way to my fuse box. I wrapped up the wires and everything was working fine for about 2 days before my car finally just stopped working while I was driving it, then some smoke started coming up from the top of my steering wheel. Won't start or even click over. I had it towed to a shop (cause I don't know much about cars) and the mechanic told me I probably need to get a new fuse box and a dash harness. I am sure you guys understand how damn difficult it is to find those things, or even find anyone that can build them. So I have a dilema. I guess my questions to you guys is
1. are there anyone out there who is selling a spare fuse box or dash harness, or will build one?
2. Do you guys think the harness and fuse box are the cause of my problems?
3. Should I just stop being a little girl and figure out how to build the harness myself and just make it a DIY?
Any information helps. This is my first car and I fell way too hard in love with her to just let her go or part her out. I'm in it till the wheels fall off. Even though I am not very auto savvy right now, I look forward to learning how to work on cars so in the future I can self-diagnose. But for now, it's amateur hour for me.
1. are there anyone out there who is selling a spare fuse box or dash harness, or will build one?
2. Do you guys think the harness and fuse box are the cause of my problems?
3. Should I just stop being a little girl and figure out how to build the harness myself and just make it a DIY?
Any information helps. This is my first car and I fell way too hard in love with her to just let her go or part her out. I'm in it till the wheels fall off. Even though I am not very auto savvy right now, I look forward to learning how to work on cars so in the future I can self-diagnose. But for now, it's amateur hour for me.
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