Door wiring
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I'm in the final stages of completing the restoration of my +2 and about to put the doors back on.
I was hoping someone could send me some pictures and dimensions of the tubes that protect the wiring from the body to the door.
If I recall they are about 15mm diameter with a flange on one end that screws to the body.
If have lost the original ones an need to remake some.
Thanks
I was hoping someone could send me some pictures and dimensions of the tubes that protect the wiring from the body to the door.
If I recall they are about 15mm diameter with a flange on one end that screws to the body.
If have lost the original ones an need to remake some.
Thanks
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This may help. viewtopic.php?f=38&t=47064&p=339603&hilit=+door#p339603
Bud
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Just measured the outside diameter of my door tubes: just over 13mm.
I recently rewired my doors, including upgrading the live 'up' and 'down' and earth wires to the window motors. See my 3 Jan 2024 post on improving the window speed. I also used LEDs for the red door opening and white puddle lamps, less current.
Modern thin walled automotive cable is the answer: half the thickness of the Lotus originals so you can have more current capacity to the motors and still go thru the tubes easily..
Tony
I recently rewired my doors, including upgrading the live 'up' and 'down' and earth wires to the window motors. See my 3 Jan 2024 post on improving the window speed. I also used LEDs for the red door opening and white puddle lamps, less current.
Modern thin walled automotive cable is the answer: half the thickness of the Lotus originals so you can have more current capacity to the motors and still go thru the tubes easily..
Tony
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