What type of tape should I be using to wrap my new wiring harness? Is there a tape or wrap that has no glue on it? for the underhood area. If so where do I get it? thanks,Ed
Wire wrap tape (without glue) is a standard item in your favorite Camaro Parts warehouse. They sell a good size roll, enough to do a bunch of harnesses. The rear harnesses (dome light and taillights) used a cloth tape. I have found wide (1.5") black athletic tape to be a very good match.
Good Kevin,since you mentioned trunk wire and were on the subject,how do I route the wires from the left wheelhouse to the lights?Do they run along bottom of 1/4 panel or do they go up around the top of 1/4 panel inside?
I use stuff my son gets from his work...used on cabling communication towers with a std life of 25yrs
Scotch professional grade L30C Linerless Rubber Splicing tape
For low and high voltage (thru 69KV)
Cables whose emergency overload temp can reach 130deg C
Flame retardant IEEE Std 27-1974 ANSI
and NASCAR approved
Thanks Eric,the picture shows it in the 2nd attachment.It comes over the wheelhouse and along the edge of the dropoff at left 1/4 panel near marker light then back around below the taillights,as I thought,but it does have clips to hold it in place so it's not just laying there.I'll just have to find the right clips.
Friction tape can be had a ACE hardware cheap. Takes a couple rolls to do a car.
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