Lets pick up the pace!
Now when spring is pretty much here it's much easier to just take a quick trip to the garage without freezing to death. And that will surely boost productivity!
First and foremost, I do have the UR-q airhead in the mail, sadly it didn't quiet make it in time for this weekend, but should be arriving tomorrow.
So instead we took the time to do some spring cleaning, since the doors freeze shut during the winter, it's impossible to get rid of the dirt. And it felt really good being able to have the sun shining in while doing some sweeping.
Besides that, it was mostly just tinkering, since we kinda need the UR-q head to do anything "real".
But we did take a second look at the wiring, and this time it didn't seem like such a massive job
I was worried that it would become a horrible cluster****, but in the end we only had 4-5 connectors that didn't have a home. I'm going to do some research on them later, but at first glance I don't think they do anything important, since most of them is on the wiringloom for the dials and such.
I haven't done any research on them yet, but I'll post a couple of pics, and if anyone of you happens to know what any of them do, please feel free to speak up!
This one could be slightly more important thou, since this is actually on the "red"(engine) loom
Wiring is never fun, and probebly even more boring to look at. But as I said, I think we're about to step up the pace, and I think that a testrun isn't far off!
Now when spring is pretty much here it's much easier to just take a quick trip to the garage without freezing to death. And that will surely boost productivity!
First and foremost, I do have the UR-q airhead in the mail, sadly it didn't quiet make it in time for this weekend, but should be arriving tomorrow.
So instead we took the time to do some spring cleaning, since the doors freeze shut during the winter, it's impossible to get rid of the dirt. And it felt really good being able to have the sun shining in while doing some sweeping.
Besides that, it was mostly just tinkering, since we kinda need the UR-q head to do anything "real".
But we did take a second look at the wiring, and this time it didn't seem like such a massive job
I was worried that it would become a horrible cluster****, but in the end we only had 4-5 connectors that didn't have a home. I'm going to do some research on them later, but at first glance I don't think they do anything important, since most of them is on the wiringloom for the dials and such.
I haven't done any research on them yet, but I'll post a couple of pics, and if anyone of you happens to know what any of them do, please feel free to speak up!
This one could be slightly more important thou, since this is actually on the "red"(engine) loom
Wiring is never fun, and probebly even more boring to look at. But as I said, I think we're about to step up the pace, and I think that a testrun isn't far off!
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