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01-25-2021, 10:42 AM | #1 |
~ Jitterbug ~
Join Date: Feb 2003
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Cage outer perimeter skeleton is done, rear floor done, wiring finished enough to verify that it starts, runs and revs up again. Wiring took me two full days, and I'm still not finished. There is the Painless fuse block/harness that will handle most of the body/lights, then a separate fuse block for the powertrain, and another relay box for Starter, Fuel pump, Cooling fan, and the N/C brake 12V signal to the Throttle Module (needed to make cruise control work). Took me a while to get the tab geometry just right on that rear hatch window, too. That pivot has to be just right, or the supports will bind on the window frame, or the body, as you close the window. When they're perfect, it clears both by just a freckle.
Edit: And before anyone makes a comment on "all the plain white wires"... Those are each going to an ignition-on circuit in the computer harness. For anyone that's had one of these harnesses apart, you know that they're all pink. Well, I couldn't find a spool of pink wire. I still have each of them labeled with tape at the firewall. That will all be covered with wire loom, but the labelling is still there if I ever need to troubleshoot a circuit. The list of stuff is trimming down, but I still have this to do before leaving for KOH Friday morning: Dash fab gauges Shifter & mount Lights Rear tailgate door latches winch Currie sway bar Radiator puke tank battery mount seats and seatbelts alignment sheetmetal cage dimple die tie-ins rebleed brakes and power steering top off gear oil windows/lexan Door sill sheetmetal Air supply to Zip locker That doesn't include getting my truck serviced, checking over the trailer, packing tools, etc. Fukk. I'm going to need a vacation after my vacation. Few pics attached. Last edited by myjeepsbigger; 01-25-2021 at 11:01 AM. |
01-25-2021, 10:51 AM | #2 | |
- The Don -
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: MN
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Dude, that's how it goes...trips like ours lately have been that way, getting ready is damn near as much work as a job...but holy hell does that make for a great vaca...and needing a vaca after vaca That's a lot to do, you confident this will be on the trailer and drive when you get there vs being a show piece Stoked to see it, thanks for taking time out of your build to post updates for all us sorry saps that can only live vicariously through your work My RZR is waiting for me out there, just hope nobody rolls it before I get to drive it
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01-25-2021, 12:16 PM | #3 |
AKA: jeepnski
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
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