Last year I bought a Legacy harness, thinking I had bought what I needed to do a harness merge. Well, turns out the moron who sold it to me cut some connectors off. I also found a few places where the shielding had been damaged and was showing exposed wire. So, instead of whining about how I threw "x amount" of money away, I turned it in to a cheater harness. Now, when it comes time to merge my harnesses I'll know exactly what wires are where. I separated what you see in the picture from the rest of the harness. Then went through each individual wire, and labeled it's use and pin location.
Good to see the water bottle there instead of a beer bottle. I think I would have just gone ahead and whined.
I can't lie, I only started drinking water because I finished my all my beer earlier. I did find a nice happy medium buzz mode for doing wiring. Recipe below for those interested. -(5-7) beers (Preferably Rolling Rock or Heineken, but Michelob Golden Light is acceptable under certain circumstances) -(1) $5 footlong of your choice (Extra American cheese is recommended) -(2+) Cigarettes (You can skip these if you'd like.) Preperation instructions: -While working on your car, consume the 5-7 beers in a time frame about two hours. Any slower and you're wasting alcohol. -When the beer runs out, consume $5 footlong. (Please don't drink and drive. Get your food before you drink.) -At anytime you may feel like bashing your head in to the table you're sitting at. Stand up, put your jacket on, walk outside and consume 1 cigarette. -After your cigarette, go back and FINISH WHAT YOU STARTED! I'll be labeling each wire on my WRX harness later today. Prep-work OWNS!
You wouldn't need to fill up on 5-7 crappy corn beers if you simply drank 2 decent beers with a proper alcohol content in them. But the fact that you considered the importance of BAC into the procedure earns you some points.
