diy for cb7 wire tuck in?

[xafbx]

i was looking through the diy's to see if theres a thread on actual cb7 tuck in walk through
but nothing


anybody has done it and has anything to help out?

[deevergote]

There are no DIYs for a wire tuck. Extend the wires and hide them. That's all you need to know. Everyone that does it figures out their own way.

They also usually run into a host of problems...

[Ont1992ADL]

Get ChaseBays.com to do it for ya! or hit him up a link and he might give you some pointers?

[xafbx]

chasebays.com?

[rayray91]

http://www.hondamarketplace.com/show....php?t=1970366
Them bays are clean as fuck.

[Jon]

A clean bay is nice to see, but I'm more for function over looks. Maybe when I'm doing going the performance route I'll start looking into aesthetics.

[TypeG]

this might help you get an idea on how to get started.
http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...ight=wire+tuck

it seems every tuck is different and people usually like to put their own creativity into them. some cars are more tucked than others. later.

[mndude07]

this might help you get an idea on how to get started.
http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...ight=wire+tuck

it seems every tuck is different and people usually like to put their own creativity into them. some cars are more tucked than others. later.

TypeG, I'm surprised you don't have a tucked bay.

[Ont1992ADL]

TypeG, I'm surprised you don't have a tucked bay.

X2 What Gives lol

[TypeG]

TypeG, I'm surprised you don't have a tucked bay.

it's one of those things i plan on doing. i hope to plan it out well enough to know excatly what i'm getting into. it's important that the car be very reliable. last thing i want are electrical problems. i've seen so many people say their car won't start after doing a tuck. i don't want to be one of those guys. i won't have one of those all out tucks either, i still like power steering, a/c, CC, ect. later.

[bluecb7]

There are no DIYs for a wire tuck. Extend the wires and hide them. That's all you need to know. Everyone that does it figures out their own way.

They also usually run into a host of problems...

That's pretty much it. There's no real right or wrong way to run the wires. The only wires I ended up having to extend were the horn, fan, and a couple of the turn signal wires.

Some tips I can think of are:
1)When/if you extend wires make sure you solder them and use heatshrink.
2)When you run wires through a hole make sure you have plenty of wire loom on both sides of the hole, or rubber stripping to go around the hole, like a grommet. If not you run the risk of the wires moving around and shorting out.
3)Before you move any wires around label the connectors, so that male connector 'A' goes to female connector 'A'. Also if you are removing any connectors, such as the A/C sub-harness connector if you are/have deleted the a/c system, now is the time to do all of that.
4)Also make sure to label the fuel injectors connectors according to which cylinder they go to.

it's one of those things i plan on doing. i hope to plan it out well enough to know excatly what i'm getting into. it's important that the car be very reliable. last thing i want are electrical problems. i've seen so many people say their car won't start after doing a tuck. i don't want to be one of those guys. i won't have one of those all out tucks either, i still like power steering, a/c, CC, ect. later.

I don't know why people are running into no start situations. I removed my entire engine, but did not have to extend any of the starting/charging harnesses. The only problem I ran into was a dumb mistake on my part when I got to excited and deloomed the injector harness before I labeled their order. The only electrical problem I ran into was on my EGR circuit, still don't know what's up with it.

[mndude07]

it's one of those things i plan on doing. i hope to plan it out well enough to know excatly what i'm getting into. it's important that the car be very reliable. last thing i want are electrical problems. i've seen so many people say their car won't start after doing a tuck. i don't want to be one of those guys. i won't have one of those all out tucks either, i still like power steering, a/c, CC, ect. later.

That's kind of what I figured, and understandable. I tucked my passenger side only and all my lighting was totally messed up just because I missed one ground lol.

[BadIS]

wire tucks are pimp! You just have to be patient and make sure you put everything back where it came from.