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I want to sleeve all the wires from my PSU and fans in something. I was thinking about using the expandable braided stuff, but that requires removing all the molex connectors from the wires. You guys know of a better way besides that corrugated wire loom stuff or should I bite the bullet and just take off all the molex connectors and use the braided sleeving?

Also, where can I get the nicest sleeving? Best price, quality, etc.?

Automotive supply stores should have something you could use. Heatshrink tubing perhaps?

Hey Vince, Try these..

http://cableorganizer.com/wire-loom/

Just use twisty ties.

Theyre cheap. Readily availible, and they get the job done.

Hey Chris! How ya been, brother? Hope you can make it to Chicago in July. More info @ www.d3chicago.com . Yeah, I don't want to use the corrugated wire loom. It looks nice when it's new, but dust gets in the corrugation over time and it looks like sh1t. I was looking for another solution. As I mentioned, the braided stuff looks nice, but that means removing all my molex connectors in order to get the heatshrink on for the ends. Thanks tho!

Dudes, I have corrugated loom-cover-stuff all through my box, and I'm a heavy smoker. 2 years later the stuff looks like brand new. It's (relatively) easy to install, is cheap as dirt, looks great, and is also easy to remove.

I used the spiral wrap stuff from Radio Shack to get these results

It's a little messy now that I added my DigiDoc 5 and have the temp probe wires out in the open.

-Vauss OUT

I was actually able to get the expandable braided sleeving over my molex connectors (wasn't easy though) Then used Heatshrink to secure the ends.

how did you get the heatshrink over the molex connectors?

Well the company I ordered everything from sent me the wrong size heatshrink (it was to big) , it was just big enough to go around the connectors, the only problem was that it didn't shrink completely tight to the wires, but it serves its purpose I suppose. It Looks good

If you're really desperate enough, you *can* wrap the ends using electrical tape and then use a lighter to melt the tape in place. It only takes a couple of seconds on each side to do it.

Thanks, Bill, got the flaming mousepad too.