Wiring And Electrical 1967 Austin-Healey Sprite

In this video, Brendan from Spridget Mania goes over the wiring on his 67 Austin-Healey Sprite. Covered are differences in wiring harnesses, good grounding schemes, trouble tracing, practical upgrades, and more.
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Classic British Car Electrical Systems (book):
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Sprite And Midget Wiring Harnesses:
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Brise Lightweight Alternator:
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Bullet Connectors:
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Lucar (Spade) terminals:
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Starter Solenoids:
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Dip (Hi Beams) Switch And Pigtails:
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Wiper Motors:
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Lighting relays:
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Toggle Switches:
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Ignition Switch With Accessory Position:
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[@alexmstudio]

Amazing work!

[@jamesworsham125]

Really clean job!

[@CaptainFury767]

I have a 67 BJ8, very similar wiring, so this was helpful. I've put in blade fuses to the switched components, but the hot (brown wire) leads are unfused as original and concern me a bit. Sorry if I missed it in the various fuses, but did you (or do you recommend) placing an inline fuse in the hot lead going to the ignition switch? Or any other brown lead for that matter? Thanks.

[@minimania]

Not unless it's something prone to failure or shorting. If those ignition switches are fairly robust I don't think I'd worry about it.

[@CaptainFury767]

@@minimania Cool, thanks for the input.

[@roselh1]

Great job! Which ignition switch did you use. Do you sell it? Thanks.

[@minimania]

We do: www.minimania.com/part/34680/Classic-Austin-Mini-Ignition-Switch-With-Accessory-Position