Anybody have access to GM wiring info?

[fiero_silva]

I am in need of wiring schematics for a 98 4.6l northstar motor... I've got a big spaghetti wire harness in front of me and I'm eager to get a wiring :)

[wpgfordguy]

did you try mitchell on-demand

[fiero_silva]

did you try mitchell on-demand

How to I get access to it? :)

[wpgfordguy]

here... on amanda's computer

[90RioGS]

Parts Source also has Mitchell On-Demand computers now that you can use and print from.

[20v101]

are you on heights or route? try pming v6ho - colin. hes a tech at mcnaught and has done work on a few.

[fiero_silva]

I got it finally!

Now I've got a nice small 36" x 11" wiring diagram to start disecting my 10' long engine harness with!

This is going to be fun :p

[fiero_silva]

http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g137/fsaudio/P1010009.jpg

Just for referance, the aquarium is over 4 feet long :)

[20v101]

I have shots of a similar situtation with the 20v install. like a twisted deformed tree branch. The key when wrapping it in tape as they do in the factory is to not stretch it as you wrap it. If you pull it tight the glue will will dry up and as the tape heats and cools will let go and seperate/unravel. Use a wider tape as itll make your time wrapping easier, and use a quality on like 3m. My 2 cents.

NB: your zipties should be removed as your putting the wiring into looming and put a double loop of tape (night tight) on it instead. that is how it is done from the factory on my toyota anyway and it looks better, goes better into the loom. It has room to shift as the glue will let go if theres tension where as the ziptie digs in and could cause damage to the wire.

[fiero_silva]

I'm doing it as it is from factory. The zip ties are just there to make pulling out wires that I don't need easier...

Pull out wire, tighten zip tie. Everything stays together nicely :)