Has anyone out there had any experience of, off the shelf wiring harnesses ? In other words, do they fit ok.
Alternatively anyone know where I can get a homemade harness braided. Preferably in the UK. I have made these before for other projects BUT the wiring suppliers, Auto Electrical Services (AES), no longer offer this service.
Regards to you all,
Bob
Wiring harneses
#2 Re: Wiring harneses
Hi Bob,
For my Series 3 rebuild I used Autosparks. This was some time back and only they could produce the moulded plugs used by the Series 3. I think that might have changed now but I also remember speaking to the lady that sold the Autosparks looms at the Stoneleigh show and her knowledge of all the differences between model years was impressive. The looms fitted perfectly.
I also bought excellent looks from them for Triumph cars prior to that. Autosparks all the way for me.
Regards,
For my Series 3 rebuild I used Autosparks. This was some time back and only they could produce the moulded plugs used by the Series 3. I think that might have changed now but I also remember speaking to the lady that sold the Autosparks looms at the Stoneleigh show and her knowledge of all the differences between model years was impressive. The looms fitted perfectly.
I also bought excellent looks from them for Triumph cars prior to that. Autosparks all the way for me.
Regards,
Regards,
Simon
Series III FHC
Simon
Series III FHC
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1971 Series 3 FHC 2+2 RHD Manual
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1971 Series 3 Roadster 2+2 RHD Manual
1986 Rover SD1 Vitesse Twin Plenum
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Unhesitatingly, like the earlier posters , I recommend Autosparks
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