i need help with wire hiding !

will1992

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i have currently put the harness through the pass. side strut tower and all plugs reach except for the plug that goes to the o2 sensors from the main harness it is called the H.E.G.O sensor connector. if anyone has any pics of how they ran this wire please post 'em, thanks and i have already searched this site and many others and still not found anything
oh, and my car is a 1992 gt

 

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331 stang91

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While we wait for others to post pics you should post what you have done so far if you can. I'm going to to some wire hiding this winter and am looking for tricks/ideas. THANKS

 

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i would like to post pics but i dont have a digital camera and all ive done so far
is the pass. side and fire wall it was pretty easy except for one sensor the one that goes to the o2's but an e-mail to almost stock and i got the solution-

I’ll be glad to help you all I can if I can but my 89T GT could possibly be different than your 92 GT but I can show you how I routed my harness for my o2 sensors on my 89GT if you want.

The connector in this diagram below is the connector that goes to my o2 harness

From that point it heads towards the bottom of the inner fender and then under and toward the motor mount like in this picture
after that it then in then runs along the top of my K-member brace before it actually hooks up to the o2 sensors connector.

If you would; let me know if this makes any since you or not, or if you need a better explanation of what I did, I’ll be glad to help you all I can.

Paul

 

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I'm glad I was able to help.

 

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yeah man thanks i used alot of your other pics too

 

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+thanks for the pics thats what i was thnking of doing thanks

 

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will1992 said:

yeah man thanks i used alot of your other pics too

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That's what there for.

Now that you done it, you can see that it's not nearly as difficult as you thought it was RIGHT?

 

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That's what there for.

Now that you done it, you can see that it's not nearly as difficult as you thought it was RIGHT?

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yeah it was very easy except for those pesky 02's

 

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331 stang91 said:

+thanks for the pics thats what i was thnking of doing thanks

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Believe me I'm just trying to help if I can!

I remember when I asked a some question about 5 yrs ago about hiding wire and at that time it was a big hush, hush secret thing and no one (which at that time there were probably 1 or 2 people who had there wires hid) wouldn’t say a word about how they did there's. So I decided at that time if I could ever help someone else with this after I hid/ relocated my wires that I would go out of my way to help them if I could.

 

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yeah it was very easy except for those pesky 02's

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There is always some little something or another that could cause a potential problem, but if you really think about it it's only as hard to do as you want make it.