Custom Harness
#13
We used it on my Data Acquistion project and it does wonders (although our issue was more related to sensor location than wire identification).
Last edited by Track; 09-02-2011 at 01:21 PM.
#14
Ah good idea, i've just but cutting small pieces of painters tape and folding it over the wire. Forgot someone might actually make those hah.
I ditched the connector shown in the picture above (the circle-ish one). It was not up to my standards. Seemed very sketchy. I'm going a little bit different route, but it means I have to do a lot of the work over :/ But I'd rather do it right the first time.
I ditched the connector shown in the picture above (the circle-ish one). It was not up to my standards. Seemed very sketchy. I'm going a little bit different route, but it means I have to do a lot of the work over :/ But I'd rather do it right the first time.
#15
hehe, had to make some corrections to my comment. home-depot doesn't sell envelope labels lol.
Yea, I would change to some good ol' standardized connectors. Digi-key is a good place to start, but it can be overwhelming. DB-xx style cables for ECUs are a good place to start but they can be VERY tricky to solder depending on the quality you get.
^A bitch. especially with solid core wiring mixed in with the conduit style wires.
You can spend a bit more money and get something easier...pinning maybe a good alternative, but sometimes it can require a special tool.
Yea, I would change to some good ol' standardized connectors. Digi-key is a good place to start, but it can be overwhelming. DB-xx style cables for ECUs are a good place to start but they can be VERY tricky to solder depending on the quality you get.
^A bitch. especially with solid core wiring mixed in with the conduit style wires.
You can spend a bit more money and get something easier...pinning maybe a good alternative, but sometimes it can require a special tool.
#18
#19
self fusing silicone tape is good to 400 degrees F. it's really the best solution.
http://www.mcmaster.com/#self-fusing-tape/=e375z8
http://www.mcmaster.com/#self-fusing-tape/=e375z8
#20
self fusing silicone tape is good to 400 degrees F. it's really the best solution.
http://www.mcmaster.com/#self-fusing-tape/=e375z8
http://www.mcmaster.com/#self-fusing-tape/=e375z8