Last time, I used small colored zip ties and just made color coded bands around connections. I clipped them off as I reinstalled.
"green-green to green-green Whoooooooo! I got another one!
I know. I still have plenty of little things to nickle and dime me. Need engine mounts, vac lines, hoses, an A/C condenser, hardware, etc etc etc.
Right now, i'm trying to figure out how i'll label everything and keep track of what wire goes where and routing and such. I started pulling some stuff from the bay, like the charcoal canister and some items I know very well where they go.
I'm starting to realize this project is likely going to roll through the summer and possibly fall.
Right now, i'm trying to figure out how i'll label everything and keep track of what wire goes where and routing and such. I started pulling some stuff from the bay, like the charcoal canister and some items I know very well where they go.
I used zip lock baggies and wrote out what the hardware was for on them. For the wiring I wasn't sure about I wrapped with a label from my $30 Brother p-touch label maker which sounds stupid but I didn't have any doubts when putting everything back together.
Also, while your at it you may want to invest in some cans of that Eastwood internal frame coating for the inside of those frame rails.
+1 on the ziplocks, along with a Sharpie. I like the p-touch idea for sure...... and tons of pictures!
Going from memory is absolutely out of the question these days.
Well, that makes two of us.But....I actually haven’t driven my car at night in a decade
I don’t know what brand my spacer plate that was on the car was, but the FRPP was night and day, a much higher quality. Weighed almost 2x the one I took off!edit: going with the ford racing spacer plate. LMR one might be no good. thanks anyway.
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