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furryeggs

posted on 24/5/16 at 07:06 PM Reply With Quote
Tiger loom and ecu power.

I have the standard 6 fuse tiger loom that i have labelled up and identified 95% of the wirining. Theres a couple of unidentifiable wires that I'm stiil attempting to match to the 10 completely different diagrams that are floating around the www (still struggling with ignition wiring)

I have got the wires identified and labelled that are used for distributer and coil (white/black and white) can i use these to supply my ecu, or is it best to run new wires.

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neilp1

posted on 25/5/16 at 05:05 AM Reply With Quote
I ran in new wires and discarded theses.
This was my least favourite part of the build!!

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Schrodinger

posted on 25/5/16 at 07:47 AM Reply With Quote
I used the ignition wiring on my cat.
If you are having trouble identifying the wires try asking on http://www.tigerownersclub.co.uk/forum.html there are people from Tiger on there who should be able to help.





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wombat

posted on 25/5/16 at 10:30 AM Reply With Quote
Hi,

Like Neil this is not my favourite part either, really worried im going to fry one of the expensive components !

I have identified all my wires and connected them via blocks ready for connecting the battery as soon as my water temp sensors are fitted any day now GULP..........

Wombat

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furryeggs

posted on 25/5/16 at 11:08 AM Reply With Quote
wombat... What wires have you taken to your ignition?
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