Wire harness help!!!!!
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#2
Welcome to the board.
This subject had been discussed many times. There was post within the last two weeks.
Since you only have two posts you won't be able to do site search using the search feature but go to Google and you will be able to. Just enter "wire harness" and www.ford-trucks.com in the "Search within a site or domain" window. You'll find many posts about wire harnesses with many recommendations for manufacturers. I'm sure someone will be by soon to give you more information.
I personally highly recommend against using a reproduction, clothe covered harness. I highly recommend a modern generic harness using modern materials. I personally wire my trucks from scratch but I have miles of wire of different color and gages at my disposal so it's relatively easy for me to do it. For a novice it's a rather daunting project to do without a premade harness.
This subject had been discussed many times. There was post within the last two weeks.
Since you only have two posts you won't be able to do site search using the search feature but go to Google and you will be able to. Just enter "wire harness" and www.ford-trucks.com in the "Search within a site or domain" window. You'll find many posts about wire harnesses with many recommendations for manufacturers. I'm sure someone will be by soon to give you more information.
I personally highly recommend against using a reproduction, clothe covered harness. I highly recommend a modern generic harness using modern materials. I personally wire my trucks from scratch but I have miles of wire of different color and gages at my disposal so it's relatively easy for me to do it. For a novice it's a rather daunting project to do without a premade harness.
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#4
i'm more of a make your own harness person, you can go to a junk yard and pull a nice looking fuse box to use, be creative. its not too bad if you have ever did any kind of wire job, just do one at a time, use lots of different colors, and keep a note pad with notes of what your doing so you wont get confused.
#5
My grandmother used to always say that "things came in threes." and it seems like that's true withte wiring harness stuff at the moment.
Alot of folks like the EZ wire harness. I myself am a wire one wire at a time person then bundle it into your own harness. To each there own.
Here are a couple of th elinks Bob was talking about:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...o-12-volt.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...g-problem.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...version-2.html
Read through these three. Some of the harness questions are a little farther back. And there is some good info on converting to 12 volt - which I'm assuming you will do with your rewire.
Alot of folks like the EZ wire harness. I myself am a wire one wire at a time person then bundle it into your own harness. To each there own.
Here are a couple of th elinks Bob was talking about:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...o-12-volt.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...g-problem.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...version-2.html
Read through these three. Some of the harness questions are a little farther back. And there is some good info on converting to 12 volt - which I'm assuming you will do with your rewire.