V6 and V8 Wiring Diagrams
V6 and V8 Wiring Diagrams
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Gerald-TVR

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4,896 posts

226 months

Saturday 17th July 2010
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V6
I have just about completed the re-drawing of the V6 wiring diagrams and will be happy to make available in PDF A3 format, usual proviso if you use them it is at your own risk while I believe they are accurate I give no guarantees (dont forget the Steve Heath comment that they are indicative only) so caveat emptor. I can get them printed up at A3 and laminated if people are interested but there would be a cost plus some P&P, will be less than a £5.

V8
I can re-draw for the V8 and make available either as PDF or printed if there is sufficient interest

But please let me know.

Norman

Jaye R

790 posts

254 months

Saturday 17th July 2010
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Norman

Put me down for a laminated V6 one (A3 size).

Will be very useful size & reference to pin on the garage wall thumbup

Cheers
Jaye

zombeh

695 posts

216 months

Saturday 17th July 2010
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It would be fantastically useful if there were a pdf wiring diagram for the v8 (preferably one that resembles the wiring present in the car)

Edited by zombeh on Saturday 17th July 18:18

Gerald-TVR

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226 months

Saturday 17th July 2010
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Hi Steve

It will be based on the wiring diamgrams first supplied by TVR (theres your first likelyhood for error) and included in Steve Heath's bible but I would be able to incorporate any updates/corrections

zombeh

695 posts

216 months

Saturday 17th July 2010
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I tried to apply those diagrams to my car then gave up and decided I didn't actually care where most of the wires that connected the car loom to the engine one go in the car.

I suspect that TVR have supplied entirely the wrong diagrams and that they are for a wedge. There are things on them that definitely aren't on an S such as head light motors.

assynt road

379 posts

216 months

Saturday 17th July 2010
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Yep, definatley up for a laminated V6, yours expectently, steve. clap

Gerald-TVR

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Saturday 17th July 2010
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zombeh said:
I tried to apply those diagrams to my car then gave up and decided I didn't actually care where most of the wires that connected the car loom to the engine one go in the car.

I suspect that TVR have supplied entirely the wrong diagrams and that they are for a wedge. There are things on them that definitely aren't on an S such as head light motors.
I have used them with an autoelectrician and they were OK. I'm not sure what you have but mine dont show anything not on the cer eg no head light motor. I guess you might have the wrong ones. If you PM me I'll send a couple in PDF format, not quite finalised though.

Norman

shpub

8,507 posts

301 months

Sunday 18th July 2010
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zombeh said:
I tried to apply those diagrams to my car then gave up and decided I didn't actually care where most of the wires that connected the car loom to the engine one go in the car.

I suspect that TVR have supplied entirely the wrong diagrams and that they are for a wedge. There are things on them that definitely aren't on an S such as head light motors.
Yep totally agree but the basic circuitry is the same. There are differences which is why I added a whole load of extra diagrams in the bible such as the electric mirrors, the 14CUX ECU and a couple of other things that I can't remember at the moment.

The main problem is that the wiring changed and was often not documented so that you have to have your wits about you when using them. The Wedge based diagrams were supplied by TVR when I asked for the V8S ones. You can have two cars that were made within weeks but have wiring differences. TVR did seem to consistently apply the standard colour coding which is why I also included that in the book. If you find a cable you are not sure off, chcek the colour against the function and the chances are it will something to do with it. That can be a big help.

If you think that is bad... just be thankful you don't have an early wedge where all the wiring was black and only identified by plastic collars which faded or fell off...