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This is a diesel powered sepcial buggy style vehicle (1.9 TD)

.. vehicle is roughly in the Bedford/Cambridge area.

Will need starter, 12V for fuel solenoid, lights etc to make it minimally road legal (for an SVA)
If anyone can make a reliable recommendation, either a club member or someone they know of.

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Many thanks

HarryMann wrote:This is a diesel powered sepcial buggy style vehicle (1.9 TD)

.. vehicle is roughly in the Bedford/Cambridge area.

Will need starter, 12V for fuel solenoid, lights etc to make it minimally road legal (for an SVA)
If anyone can make a reliable recommendation, either a club member or someone they know of.

Considered DIYing it?

There's not an awful lot of "cleverness" involved in a loom for something simple. All the bits you'd need are easily available - I've been looking at www.vehicle-wiring-products.eu for bits for DIYing the loom for one of my projects (if it ever gets to that stage...)

^^^WHS^^^

DIY it.
Work out your lengths with string.
Get a sheet of plywood and make a loom board with nails and build your loom on it.

I'd do it for you but the distance is a problem.

As above. I've done a few and its quite straightforward. Strip a loom from a scrapper this will provide an assortment of coloured wires. Keep them to the same use and they will be the right gauge etc. I can lend you a book if that's any help.

Thanks everyone, but it's NOT for me. I have a request and that is it... could I help find somebody, homer or trader that would do it.

I agree he is probably quite capable of doing that himself, but is a busy professional engineer...

so, any recommendations, anyone want to have a go and could make a nice job of it?

PS. The vehcile is VERY special and a clue - the loom might well get wet at times

Thanks for taking an interest

my mate makes the looms for rally cars but i doubt he`d travel. if you want to try him pm me and i`ll give you his number.

Hi Harryman check out RDM Automotives they make up harnesses/looms for all sorts according to their site, no job too small or too big upto 800 wires for performance and non performance vehicles etc
Iv just contacted them for some work i need doing, hope this helps

Thanks NiN

These too Clive......http://www.polevolt.co.uk/