Drivers Door Wiring Loom
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oddshapedballs
Drivers Door Wiring Loom
Couple of the wires have parted company with each other, electric windows so bit of a pain. Other than expensive option of new loom, any ideas?
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francophile1947
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Re: Drivers Door Wiring Loom
Solder them together and cover with heat shrink tube - very common problem on Bongos. Also remove the big plastic clip that holds the loom in place.
John
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oddshapedballs
Re: Drivers Door Wiring Loom
Cheers what I thought I may have to do, is it best to cover the loom in original plastic cover or replace with something a little more flexible?
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francophile1947
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Re: Drivers Door Wiring Loom
I used the original cover. It's that ruddy clip that causes all the problems - it holds the loom too tight.
John
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oddshapedballs
Re: Drivers Door Wiring Loom
Thanks again, will ditch the clip (cracked anyway)
Re: Drivers Door Wiring Loom
Here's what i did with mine!
The problem is that V bend constantly opening & closing the angle... The way the loom is tied to the lower door hinge causes more long term problems than it's meant to solve..

I did mine after a repair like this..
The loom kind of concertinas with the rubber at either end, & sits in the door to wing gap horizontally when closed..
The slack taken up inside the wing, i cut the loom cable tidy in half where it had split on the V there it was cable tied.!
I since removed the tie from the hinge...
The problem is that V bend constantly opening & closing the angle... The way the loom is tied to the lower door hinge causes more long term problems than it's meant to solve..

I did mine after a repair like this..
The loom kind of concertinas with the rubber at either end, & sits in the door to wing gap horizontally when closed..
The slack taken up inside the wing, i cut the loom cable tidy in half where it had split on the V there it was cable tied.!
I since removed the tie from the hinge...
Cheaper by comparison to a race horse...






