Got a new wiring loom (Minispares)fitted but didn't do the rear bit since it's protected and in good nick!......therefore rear part of new loom for sale-£40+ £5 p&p.
Thanks
Mk1 rear wiring loom
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For Sale Section Rules
PLEASE NOTE! Postings in this section are deleted automatically after they have not been looked at for 30 days.
1) This section is for advertising items that you have for sale. Not for the discussion of listed items. If you wish to debate the pro's & Con's of any item listed, please start a new topic in the appropriate section.
2) Please DO NOT post links to your ebay auctions. This section is NOT for the advertisement of your ebay auctions.
3) If you have a number of items to sell, post them in a single ad marked "Multiple Parts" or similar. DO NOT post many individual advertisements as this forces everyone else's listings down the page.
4) It is expected that any items advertised on the forum are described fairly & honestly. It is the duty of the seller to ensure that this is the case.
5) Items listed for sale should WHEREVER POSSIBLE* be offered with a purchase price, not asking for bids from members. If you wish to auction your item to the highest bidder I would suggest you use ebay & pay the associated fees.
6) This section is offered as a free service to enthusiasts. Any deals made are between the buyer & seller only. The MK1 forum takes no part in any transaction & the appearance of any item in this section is not a recommendation. I strongly suggest that both buyers & sellers are happy to proceed with a deal before any money or goods change hands.
7) It expected that people posting items for sale are "Active Members of this community". Any Adverts placed by members with a post count lower than 5 will be deleted.
8) The advertising of or soliciting for VIN tags, log books or any other vehicle identification documentation without it's associated vehicle is expressly forbidden. Any member breaking this rule will have his membership terminated with immediate effect.
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10) The posting of items for sale on the MK1 forum constitutes explicit acceptance of these simple rules.
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It would be much appreciated if sellers could leave the sale price on adverts after the item has been sold. This acts as a good measure of current value for other sellers.
* In some cases it may not be possible for the seller to list items with a sale price. In this case, listings will be reviewed on a case by case basis by a moderator. The moderators decision will be final.
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davidmuir
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gs.davies
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Re: Mk1 rear wiring loom
Is it the one that provides power to companion boxes? Braid wrapped? If so, I’ll take it.
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Re: Mk1 rear wiring loom
All Super's & Super Deluxes had lights in the companion boxes.
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Chewie Baker
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Re: Mk1 rear wiring loom
its a separate single wire feed to the companion box light, which doesn't come with the autosparks / minispares loom
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gs.davies
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Re: Mk1 rear wiring loom
Ah,that's interesting. My car had them removed many years ago, but I've had replacement set waiting to go in. There was only one wire left which had been cut off and taped up. Does the Autosparks/MiniSpares loom have a junction connector for this wire then? Looks like there's supposed to be one on either side of the boot floor if the Haynes wiring diagram is to be believed.
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davidmuir
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Re: Mk1 rear wiring loom
Loom is braid wrapped but does not have feed(s) for companion boxes.
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Chewie Baker
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Re: Mk1 rear wiring loom
the single bullet connector went into the end of the rear light connection to loom block
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davidmuir
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Re: Mk1 rear wiring loom
Loom now sold! 