Types of car wiring harness
There are 11 types of automobile wiring harnesses: Engine 2nd wiring harness, Engine room wiring harness, Main wiring harness, Left front door wiring harness, Body wiring harness, Left rear door wiring harness, Taillight wiring harness, Interior light wiring harness, Right rear door wiring harness, Right front door wiring harness, and E.F.I. wiring harness. The vehicle’s LHD and RHD are different since the wiring harness circuit position is a signal. Please refer to the LHD and RHD pictures below to distinguish between them precisely.
Application
Passenger cars and commercial vehicles
Automotive wire harness has very strict requirements on materials
The ambient temperature around the engine is high, and there are many corrosive gases and liquids. Therefore, the wires of the engine wiring harness must use high-temperature resistant, oil-resistant, vibration-resistant, and friction-resistant wires.
The wires on the automatic transmission use wires that are resistant to hydraulic oil, high temperature, and have good temperature stability.



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