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KAP Suzuki Jimny - rebuilt for the road
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11 Jan 2017 17:13 #176575
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Looking good
did you remove the rear bumper to access the wires?

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11 Jan 2017 17:28 - 11 Jan 2017 17:29 #176577
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11 Jan 2017 17:31 #176579
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Sorry yeah I meant the jimny :silly: :silly: :woohoo: :woohoo:
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11 Jan 2017 20:34 #176616
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Only problem I had was water ingress
Settling on the wiring and running under the tape
through the grommet and into rear cabin
But sorted that issue now
I would advise you to leave plastic panels out and keep an eye on it
Jack
Settling on the wiring and running under the tape
through the grommet and into rear cabin
But sorted that issue now

I would advise you to leave plastic panels out and keep an eye on it
Jack
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11 Jan 2017 20:37 #176617
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Good call, I'll make a low point in the wiring loom before it goes through the grommet, that should stop any water
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13 Jan 2017 19:31 #176755
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Last night and today I have been modifying the rear loom to make it work on the rear upper lights, it was a lot of work, but worth it and it tidies up the back end some what. I now LED number plate, reverse and fog lights as well
In case you are looking to do the same, this saved a lot of time, stolen from another thread on here, not sure who wrote it – sorry
sidelights: red/yellow
indicators: green/red & green/yellow
brake lights: green/white
reverse light: plain red
rear fog light: pale green/black
earth: black
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Everything turned on
Towing socket safely in the rear (I also added an audible alert)
Rear Fog / Reverse
Phil
In case you are looking to do the same, this saved a lot of time, stolen from another thread on here, not sure who wrote it – sorry
sidelights: red/yellow
indicators: green/red & green/yellow
brake lights: green/white
reverse light: plain red
rear fog light: pale green/black
earth: black
Before
Everything turned on
Towing socket safely in the rear (I also added an audible alert)
Rear Fog / Reverse
Phil
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