EZ Wiring harness?
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dewd,
I see from your other posts that you are having major issues with your wires. I don't know how much you know about wiring, but it isn't that hard on a 12v system. If you have someone who can explain the wiring diagram, then that is half the battle.
Now, back to your question: EZ harnesses do have the marked wires for most of what you will need. Except for the plug going to the Duraspark. All of the wires will need to be landed (ended either with a butt or lug connection, usually). I have an EZ harness with fuse block sitting in my garage. It's about a year old but never used. PM me if you want. I used a Painless fuse block and ran my own wires. This allowed me to stop at certain points and still use my truck.
I see from your other posts that you are having major issues with your wires. I don't know how much you know about wiring, but it isn't that hard on a 12v system. If you have someone who can explain the wiring diagram, then that is half the battle.
Now, back to your question: EZ harnesses do have the marked wires for most of what you will need. Except for the plug going to the Duraspark. All of the wires will need to be landed (ended either with a butt or lug connection, usually). I have an EZ harness with fuse block sitting in my garage. It's about a year old but never used. PM me if you want. I used a Painless fuse block and ran my own wires. This allowed me to stop at certain points and still use my truck.
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