2nd Chance Camaro - Let the Project Begin

[syborg tt]

I didn't have much time tonight but I decided to go out to the garage.


I decided to run the GPS sensor for the Holley dash since it is a simple project.












For now I just mounted the wires near the back of the dash.





Well, I know I shouldn't have gone out to the garage as I ended up being out there way to long.





I started running wires from the ECU to the brake light switch (still not connected) and the ignition hot wires over to the fuse panel.





I also started running the Additional output wires to the P-Side kick panel





Made another hole in the car.





Labeled all of the wires with Heat Shrink wrap.





Started planning the DBW routing.







More Instruction that I need to sit down and read.





Pictures for reference.










Wires





Plugging it all in.





I recently started my bucket of shame





Let's not forget the vacuum line...ugh





Just in case you all were interested in the part #'s of the heat shrink tube I am using.





Calling it a night even thought I was only going to be out in the garage for a short period of time I stayed a little longer and got a bunch done.

[syborg tt]

The pile of parts in the attic is getting smaller.





So I need to get this giant plug through the firewall and I have no desire to make a big hole in the firewall.








Yes, Once again I called Andrew to ask him how to take this plug apart.





Mike and I trying to figure out the best location for the two holes.























Big Drill, Big Hole and lot's of torque just because I needed a bigger bit.





Thank god I missed the harness I never even thought to look where I was drilling.






He is finally getting comfortable in the garage.





Side note we also work on 4Runners








The holes have been plugged.











Mike taking the plug apart

[Toccoa]

Thank god I missed the harness I never even thought to look where I was drilling.

That is truly frightening! Glad nothing was damaged.

[syborg tt]

That is truly frightening! Glad nothing was damaged.

Someone was definitely watching over me that is for sure.