My 59 caught fire and need some help
#1
My 59 caught fire and need some help
Does anyone have a wiring loom for an AC car?
Last Saturday a beautiful 25 degree day (77f), thought id take number one Daughter to the beach for the arvo and then cruise night with 350 other American cars later. 5 miles down the road the Engine Watchdog alarm goes off, then I saw the smoke. A fuel line has split and covered the motor and underhood insulation with petrol, then ignited. The fire was quickly put out ( thankfully I had 5ltrs of water in the trunk), but the damage is wide spread.
I only need the loom from the firewall forward.
Thanks
Last Saturday a beautiful 25 degree day (77f), thought id take number one Daughter to the beach for the arvo and then cruise night with 350 other American cars later. 5 miles down the road the Engine Watchdog alarm goes off, then I saw the smoke. A fuel line has split and covered the motor and underhood insulation with petrol, then ignited. The fire was quickly put out ( thankfully I had 5ltrs of water in the trunk), but the damage is wide spread.
I only need the loom from the firewall forward.
Thanks
#3
After I had exhausted the water the majority of the flames were out bar those 2. Luckily its a long weekend here and a grey haired nomad (retired people towing caravans ) stopped with 20ltrs of water, so I soaked a towel from the boot and smothered the flames. The burns to my hand and arm are a small price to pay to save the old girl.
All the winters work painting and tidying is lost. I had repairs done to the bonnet and fender, both are damaged now. when the motor was apart rebuilding the heads I took the time to paint the fire wall and all the accessories those too are ruined.
Oh well a journey of a thousand miles starts with but a single step.
Last edited by lazy394; October 6th, 2013 at 07:35 PM.
#6
Great advice, and im off to get one now
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