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<blockquote data-quote="shovel" data-source="post: 1589969" data-attributes="member: 29855"><p>I haven't updated this in a while because I was working on a lot of other things..</p><p></p><p>Here's what I have to add at this point -</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]50552[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>It all appears to be working, I'm going to wrap spiral loom around the wires to give them a bit more vibration and abrasion resistance. Remember these are largely enclosed by the wheel well liner so I don't anticipate a huge amount of moisture getting up there as long as I don't just go tearing through standing water. </p><p></p><p>It was necessary to do a little trimming (roughly the area of a dollar bill, but a triangle) of the fender liner at the bottom near the frame rail to clear the pump and bracket. </p><p></p><p>After I take this thing for a few drives and get a feel for the "volume knob" and where I want the assist level to be I'm going to just measure the resistance across the knob and replace it with a resistor. That's why the knob is not mounted in any kind of weatherized situation - it's only in there long enough to evaluate it. Maybe i'll go nuts and get two resistors and a weatherproof toggle switch for 2 different levels of assist. What I'm<em> not </em>going to do is complicate things any further than that with wires through the firewall or GPS stuff.</p><p></p><p>So far inside my garage with the hood open I can't hear the pump over the engine idling unless I get close to it. Hopefully that fact remains when everything's buttoned up for daily driving.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shovel, post: 1589969, member: 29855"] I haven't updated this in a while because I was working on a lot of other things.. Here's what I have to add at this point - [ATTACH type="full" alt="1784926294426.png"]50552[/ATTACH] It all appears to be working, I'm going to wrap spiral loom around the wires to give them a bit more vibration and abrasion resistance. Remember these are largely enclosed by the wheel well liner so I don't anticipate a huge amount of moisture getting up there as long as I don't just go tearing through standing water. It was necessary to do a little trimming (roughly the area of a dollar bill, but a triangle) of the fender liner at the bottom near the frame rail to clear the pump and bracket. After I take this thing for a few drives and get a feel for the "volume knob" and where I want the assist level to be I'm going to just measure the resistance across the knob and replace it with a resistor. That's why the knob is not mounted in any kind of weatherized situation - it's only in there long enough to evaluate it. Maybe i'll go nuts and get two resistors and a weatherproof toggle switch for 2 different levels of assist. What I'm[I] not [/I]going to do is complicate things any further than that with wires through the firewall or GPS stuff. So far inside my garage with the hood open I can't hear the pump over the engine idling unless I get close to it. Hopefully that fact remains when everything's buttoned up for daily driving. [/QUOTE]
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