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A Post Loom - danbakery - 28-03-2015
New to the forum and looking for advice, bought myself a 306 d turbo, but it has the typical a post door loom issue. Is there any hope of hard wiring the door loom to the chassis one or will I have to get the repair kit from Peugeot?
RE: A Post Loom - Mattcheese31 - 28-03-2015
Get a Stanley knife, extra wire, soldering iron, electrical tape and get stuck in mate.....standard issue lol
RE: A Post Loom - danbakery - 28-03-2015
Got a diagram of which wire goes where? Mine didnt even have the connectors on the end of each loom so at a lost lol.
RE: A Post Loom - cully - 28-03-2015
use the search ive done a guide for this
http://306oc.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=11512&highlight=door+loom
RE: A Post Loom - danbakery - 28-03-2015
No, im asking for help hardwiring the looms together without the need for a connector.
RE: A Post Loom - ginge191 - 28-03-2015
http://306oc.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?tid=11512
Have a read and if you're put off by it, don't be put down. It's quite a task..
RE: A Post Loom - danbakery - 28-03-2015
Sorry if I didnt make it clear, I wish to know how to HARDWIRE the looms together without using the connector
RE: A Post Loom - cully - 28-03-2015
if you do that you wont be able to remove the door without cutting the loom wire
RE: A Post Loom - danbakery - 28-03-2015
Dont plan on removing it at any point, besides if i ever have to i'll already know how to rewire.