[Diy_efi] Cleaning a wire harness?

[Rick McLeod]

I've done this numerous times, my favorite is good old soap and water, but pesky ones I've used 'Grease Relief or Away' (sorry, can't remember exact name) followed up w/ dishwashing soap, I don'ate a couple of kitchen towels to the project. I big wash tub helps, shallow/flat as opposed to a bucket, and when all done hang it out to dry in the sun/breeze for a couple days to 'bake' the moisture out of it.
 
Then, lay it out and re-tape or loom it up, you'll have a factory fresh harness.
 
good approach, Mike, as I've seen way too many folks put the old grime into a conversion and they are a mess to work with at startup, so make it look clean to start and you'll be proud to show it off.


----- Original Message ----
From: Mike <sonoma at shaw.ca>
To: diy_efi at diy-efi.org
Sent: Monday, October 9, 2006 1:42:07 AM
Subject: [Diy_efi] Cleaning a wire harness?


Hi
Does anyone have a good way of cleaning a wire harness without damaging the wire and connectors. I don't want to use harsh chemicals or solvents on my harness but I would like to clean it, remove unused wires, then retape and replace the split loom.
The harness is from a 91 GM Full size Van.

Thanks

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