93 Ranger
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93 Ranger
I picked up a Ranger out of field for $150.00, 140,000 miles rebuilt 50,000 miles ago. It has perfect interior and a strait body it will need paint when Im done with it of coarse, only problem is the RATS they ate all the wires. Anyone know where I can get a complete engine compartment wiring harness. Thanks for any help...JPC
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Salvage yard might be your best bet here, ofcourse if you're any good in reading wiring schematics you could probably make your own, but I think that'll be hard and very time consuming.
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I've heard good things about www.painlesswiring.com
And for the very best wiring diagrams, nothing beats the Ford "electrical & vacuum troubleshooting manual."
Figuring out electrical problems is much much easier with this manual. Check it out at www.helminc.com
Congrats on the new truck & I see that we are neighbors. I'm just up the road in Wildomar.
And for the very best wiring diagrams, nothing beats the Ford "electrical & vacuum troubleshooting manual."
Figuring out electrical problems is much much easier with this manual. Check it out at www.helminc.com
Congrats on the new truck & I see that we are neighbors. I'm just up the road in Wildomar.
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Thanks for the advice! I have thought about doing it myself, but it would take for ever to complete. I think I will try a salvage yard before I get into that mess. The first place I went to on line was Painlesswiring but they dont carry that harness. I was going to do the suspention and body mods first but my 05 F-250 with a 5.4 is killing me,about $550.00 a month just to get to and from work. So know I need to get the 2.3 on the road. Thanks again for any info...JPC
