Three Questions

[JimiD]

Hi Guys,
Just walked in from garage and need some advice on three things.

1. where to put the seat heater relays.
2. the heater output that is right next to the tube that supports the curved dash tube. (cut and relo?)
3. I read on the forum that in NJ I need a brake fluid/pressure warning light. I have Whitby power kit and CNC reservoirs; anyone do this?

I'm just looking for some insight.

thanks a bunch.

Jim

[Gale K]

1- My seats are on tracks, so the wiring had to be laid out so it can move some. I'm in the middle of it, but it looks to me like my heater relays will be affixed to the back of the seat itself. This lends itself to allowing the wiring to move with the seat travel without getting pinched.

2- I have Richard Oben's Southern Rods-based heat/ac. I ended up making a new plenum out of sheet metal and putting outlets that worked behind my dash. Which heater are you using?

3- I can't help you there. :)

[Someday I Suppose]

Jim,

On those CNC reservoirs, I bought a couple extra caps for them, drilled a hole through them and then put in some float switches. I think I still have them and the warning light if you want to use them.

_Scott

[JimiD]

thanks Scott,
That's what I did too. Ha
All good with that just need to mount the heater relays...

[Someday I Suppose]

Jim, good deal, you are on your way!

[lilnuke]

I am using Breeze seat mounts and I attached the seat heater relay directly under the seat on the seat bracket. I just figured to keep it close to the actual heaters, similar to production cars.

[AJ Roadster NJ]

I think some of us Joisey boys oughta ride on over to Jimi's house and hide his wrenches or something. He's making me look bad! Hey Jimi, what's it been, less than three months???

[JimiD]

Come over and drink my beer... that'll stop me from working!