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16v Wiring harness in a MK1



On Mon, 21 Jan 2002 13:42:45 -0700 "Ken" <mcfly67@qwest.net> writes:
> For those who are interested and there are a couple I know who are 
> working on a similar 16v conversion.  The 2 main multi-pin connectors
"C" and "D" on the 
> fuse panel both go through the firewall and the stock 16v grommets for 
> them fit just right in a 1 3/4 inch hole.  I bought a bi-metal hole saw
for 
> this but quickly found that they work great only if there is no hole
there 
> allready.
> If you dont know what I mean try using a hole saw bit when the 
> center 3/16 or so bit has nothing to bite on.  Essentially enlarging a
1 1/4 to 
> a 1 3/4 (in my case).
> I will post a few pics of the little template I used for this later.
> Ken
> 1979 Scirocco  "McFly"
> 16v conversion - Engine in, now the hard part
> Electrical  : (
> VORTEX:  "Indiana Red"

I used a worn down cut-off wheel, with my inline air drill, a Dremel
works too.

They came out almost perfectly round, and then I POR'd and painted the
holes.

I installed the harness before the engine, so I had plenty of room, but
it was still tricky drilling the harness hole into the wiper cowl (for
the brain boxes).

Peter  http://thescirocco.com - Discount dealer - http://tttuning.com -
Peloquin - http://quaifeamerica.com/ - http://www.autotech.com/ -
http://www.magnecor.com/ - http://ronalusa.com - Bear, DE 19701 
'79 Scirocco 16V, '81 Scirocco, '83 GTI,  '84.5 Scirocco 
'84 GTI - SciRollers: '79 , '84 , '88  
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