Under the seat wiring

[dodgewade]

Would someone post a picture of their wiring that is under the seat?

Thanks

 

[rooster57]

Would someone post a picture of their wiring that is under the seat?

Thanks

 

[fordsbyjay]

Well it is definitely not as pretty as the first picture but here goes. I actually cleaned it up a bunch from the kids that built the car.

 

[Ted Brown]

If you have the wiring under the seat, you for sure do not want tools lying around in there, way too easy to short out your wiring with a quick start or stop... Just a thought, as I remember having to fix just such a deal...

 

[dodgewade]

Fordsbyjay -- You battery stick through the floor? Your wiring probably be better than what I can do. What switches do you have on the front of the seat rest?

Rooster57 -- Looking good! What switches and lights do you have on the front of the seat rest?

Thanks all.

 

[rooster57]

Fordsbyjay -- You battery stick through the floor? Your wiring probably be better than what I can do. What switches do you have on the front of the seat rest?

Rooster57 -- Looking good! What switches and lights do you have on the front of the seat rest?

Thanks all.

 

[rooster57]

I didn't want anything on the dash only gauges so the starter headlts
horn and the turn sig everything just in reach but out of site. I did change the seat
riser because my interior came with a carpeted riser so I made an alum
plate that matches my gauges for the seat riser for all the switches out of town
right now I will post a pic or two when I get back

 

[blownt]

This is mine back when I had a radio in there (that I never hooked up) so I removed it. Have a small toolbag off to the side.

 

[blownt]

I have 3 terminal blocks in there for Ign Hot, Bat Hot and a big one for Ground. Helps out when running accessories or whatever.

 

[butch27]

I only see one problem. Get the resistor out of there. They are a heat sink and can catch the wood on fire.

 

[one finger john]

I only see one problem. Get the resistor out of there. They are a heat sink and can catch the wood on fire.

Blownt, why the resister?

 

[bucketkids]

Are the sun glasses incase it starts arcing???? Sorry BT

 

[dodgewade]

This is mine back when I had a radio in there (that I never hooked up) so I removed it. Have a small toolbag off to the side.

Didn't like the radio? Just what is the resistor for?

Thanks

 

[Lee_in_KC]

Here are a couple of shots of my wiring. Spirit body and interior insert. I plan on neatening up the wires before I take the T in for an interior in a couple of weeks. First pic is driver side looking forward. Second is pax side.

 

[fordsbyjay]

The ignition switch and the headlight switch. The dash has two gauge. To be honest it is a real pain to put the key in under the seat. I think I would put it in the dash if I was to do it. Or maybe a small counsel behind the shifter.

 

[fordsbyjay]

If you have the wiring under the seat, you for sure do not want tools lying around in there, way too easy to short out your wiring with a quick start or stop... Just a thought, as I remember having to fix just such a deal...

Thanks, I moved them down to the end where there was no wiring.

 

[blownt]

that is an old picture. The resistor is long gone.

 

[PotvinGuy]

Made an aluminum panel with battery box. Relays, alarm bypass and fan controller at top, fuses to right, ground bus to bottom.