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[tunnie]

as promised:

[davethediver]

Is that your's tunnie never figured you for the beefing up the sound kind of guy

[tunnie]

Is that your's tunnie never figured you for the beefing up the sound kind of guy

Had an active sub in it for the first year i had it (Vibe CBR10 Active) But after Uni and such, i got bored of it. Its been in the garage for the past 4 years 

Left the 12v feed in case i ever need it for an inverter 

[Dave DND]

Tunnie,

On that second picture, please don`t tell me that you are going through a metal bulkhead without a grommet, and that the cable is not really rubbing against the metal unprotected?

I trust that its an old picture, and has since been sorted out 

 

[tunnie]

Tunnie,

On that second picture, please don`t tell me that you are going through a metal bulkhead without a grommet, and that the cable is not really rubbing against the metal unprotected?

I trust that its an old picture, and has since been sorted out 

 

Er of course Dave   

[Dave DND]

If using that grommit, then far better to poke the cable down the middle of the grommet alongside the main wiring loom (can be a bugger/ very tight), and then a bit of clear silicone over it just to stop any water ingress.

 

[Dave DND]

Tunnie,

On that second picture, please don`t tell me that you are going through a metal bulkhead without a grommet, and that the cable is not really rubbing against the metal unprotected?

I trust that its an old picture, and has since been sorted out 

 

Er of course Dave   

 

I believe you   

Any objections to me hijacking and using that picture on my website, as its a very good photo showing a classic error that people often make

No names or references, of course 

[Kevin Wood]

If using that grommit, then far better to poke the cable down the middle of the grommet alongside the main wiring loom (can be a bugger/ very tight), and then a bit of clear silicone over it just to stop any water ingress.

 

I'm glad you didn't see the inverter install in his Senator.

 

Kevin

[tunnie]

If using that grommit, then far better to poke the cable down the middle of the grommet alongside the main wiring loom (can be a bugger/ very tight), and then a bit of clear silicone over it just to stop any water ingress.

 

Stopped drawing a current on it about 4 years ago, so no need to fix it right 

To be fair the cable does not move, its so tightly rammed in there (ooo err) its not going to rub, past few years never had water get in the front foot well.

But if i was doing it again i would do it right and use sealant as you say and go through the centre of the loom. 

[tunnie]

If using that grommit, then far better to poke the cable down the middle of the grommet alongside the main wiring loom (can be a bugger/ very tight), and then a bit of clear silicone over it just to stop any water ingress.

 

I'm glad you didn't see the inverter install in his Senator.

 

Kevin

That gaffer tape was well grounded   

[Kevin Wood]

Stopped drawing a current on it about 4 years ago, so no need to fix it right

Doesn't matter if you're drawing current. It'll do plenty of that itself ifwhen the insulation chafes through.

Kevin

[tunnie]

Stopped drawing a current on it about 4 years ago, so no need to fix it right

Doesn't matter if you're drawing current. It'll do plenty of that itself ifwhen the insulation chafes through.

Kevin

I'll take it out then 

[Dave DND]

Stopped drawing a current on it about 4 years ago, so no need to fix it right

Doesn't matter if you're drawing current. It'll do plenty of that itself ifwhen the insulation chafes through.

Kevin

I'll take it out then 

Remove the fuse from the holder, that would do

 

[tunnie]

Stopped drawing a current on it about 4 years ago, so no need to fix it right

Doesn't matter if you're drawing current. It'll do plenty of that itself ifwhen the insulation chafes through.

Kevin

I'll take it out then 

Remove the fuse from the holder, that would do

 

Will do, always kept it there in case i needed it 

[unlucky mark mv6]

Is that your's tunnie never figured you for the beefing up the sound kind of guy

Had an active sub in it for the first year i had it (Vibe CBR10 Active) But after Uni and such, i got bored of it. Its been in the garage for the past 4 years 

Left the 12v feed in case i ever need it for an inverter 

you want to flog it tunnie