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Can't offer any help though i'm afraid - I think someone like Spink would be able to help
oh god,dont remind me.Doing the loom on my 90 today as it happens.I will start taking some pics of it as there doesn't seem to be much on the net as yet.
I'm getting ready to put the new engine in my Coupe, I'm trying to get all the wiring figured out before hand, I imagine it will be easier to identify and label things outside of the car then once they are in and on the other side of the firewall.
So here are pictures and i'm trying to figure out what they are for, what they connect to:
This runs separately through the firewall, I'm not sure what it is but on the interior side it just has an earth wire and a single plug that is brown and yellow.
looks like this whole cluster just runs to the fuse box. There might be more questions about this set later
The yellow appears to be a relay of some sort, not sure which it is for, but i think it just mounts next the rest of the relays under the drivers knee bolster, the black one looks like the set of 5 or so (all different colored) that are all next to the steering column behind the dash
This one I'm not sure about, it was a loner, it is brown and had the styrofoam covering it
I'm pretty sure I know these two, they are the longest of the bunch, the one i believe is the altitude sensor (and that is why i attached it to it), but where is the sensor normally mounted? in the a pillar? and the other plug I believe is for the Climate control/fan
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