Thread: Engine Wire Harness/Fuel line

Anyone know a good place to get a Replacement Wiring harness for the L67? also the Fuel line (My filter is like... rusted on the line.)

anyone?

Any shop should be able to get your fuel filter loose. Why do you need a wiring harness? morad has them.

Originally Posted by TheOtherNick

Any shop should be able to get your fuel filter loose. Why do you need a wiring harness? morad has them.

when i originally purchased the car i noticed the PCM Wires clipping the fan.. wanted to just get a new set

4 shops and 2 dealerships have tried to pry that ****ing filter off... so much PB blaster its not even funny..

Cut the lines, flange the ends run a bit of flexible line? Be the cheap way to do it.

I may have a wiring harness...cant decided if I should part the car out or not...

Originally Posted by machinegunsquid

Cut the lines, flange the ends run a bit of flexible line? Be the cheap way to do it.

I may have a wiring harness...cant decided if I should part the car out or not...

I'd rather just replace it. and a new wireing harness looks cleaner and would last awhile

-Mr. Moneybags

I actually just rewrapped the wiring harness with 3M's expensive ass high temp super awesome-o Electrical tape..Was gonna plop on a new wire loom too =[

But for a good show car look, get someone to do a rewire and full wire-tuck

Originally Posted by matt5112

Replacing old wires with old wires is dumb.

If you really cared you'd have someone rewire the engine bay...

thats why i wanted a new set of wires. then im going to lay the wires out so it looks clean.

Yea man Im in the same issue with the fuel filter. I only had one shop try tho after 4 weeks of spraying PB and me failing. I got a kit from Napa for like 10 bucks with a compresion fitting, line and fitting for the filter but the way the lines are run on my GS this line from the filter is in the middle of a few others so its either fix it after the first bend after the filter(its like a 5 inch straight section) or alllll the way down to where it goes up towards the motor. I had this link sent to me seems to help give you a idea Aurora Club of North America (ACNA) Forum - Fuel Line Repair/Replace