savage1987
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My VN LS1 is getting a re-wire.
The battery is going in the boot, and I am moving and/or hiding a lot of the engine bay wiring crap.
I've just spent two hours last night doing my head in trying to work out where to mount an isolator switch so it's all OK for ADR/CAMS/whoever... The alternator main power cable has to hook up on the battery side of the switch if I understand correctly, so it throws a spanner in the works with having to get more cables through the firewall... (I'm thinking mount the switch so it's accessible from the engine bay side, just hang a lanyard out over a guard for track days??)...
Or should the switch really be much closer to the driver? There's nowhere really ideal to mount it on the dashboard in a commodore is there??
Do you guys have any pics of how you've done isolator switch setups in the past? At this point even photos of how wiring is run through any engine bays you guys have done would be helpful.
This is really hurting my brain.
Thanks,
Sam
The battery is going in the boot, and I am moving and/or hiding a lot of the engine bay wiring crap.
I've just spent two hours last night doing my head in trying to work out where to mount an isolator switch so it's all OK for ADR/CAMS/whoever... The alternator main power cable has to hook up on the battery side of the switch if I understand correctly, so it throws a spanner in the works with having to get more cables through the firewall... (I'm thinking mount the switch so it's accessible from the engine bay side, just hang a lanyard out over a guard for track days??)...
Or should the switch really be much closer to the driver? There's nowhere really ideal to mount it on the dashboard in a commodore is there??
Do you guys have any pics of how you've done isolator switch setups in the past? At this point even photos of how wiring is run through any engine bays you guys have done would be helpful.
This is really hurting my brain.
Thanks,
Sam