E-Z Wiring Harness
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Laughing Gas
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From: Meade, KS
E-Z Wiring Harness
A lot of us with older trucks have had to replace the wiring at some point or another.
I built the wiring harness for my truck from scratch. It wasn't too bad but took a lot of time. Now I'm looking at another project that needs wired and ran across E-Z wiring. They are by far the least expensive harness manufacturer I've found, but I don't know what kind of quality they maintain.
SO--is anybody familiar with E-Z wiring products? Are they good quality?
Thanks for the input!
I built the wiring harness for my truck from scratch. It wasn't too bad but took a lot of time. Now I'm looking at another project that needs wired and ran across E-Z wiring. They are by far the least expensive harness manufacturer I've found, but I don't know what kind of quality they maintain.
SO--is anybody familiar with E-Z wiring products? Are they good quality?
Thanks for the input!
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From: Lorain County, Ohio
Originally Posted by Blue50F-1
A lot of us with older trucks have had to replace the wiring at some point or another.
Now I'm looking at another project that needs wired and ran across E-Z wiring. They are by far the least expensive harness manufacturer I've found, but I don't know what kind of quality they maintain.
Thanks for the input!
Now I'm looking at another project that needs wired and ran across E-Z wiring. They are by far the least expensive harness manufacturer I've found, but I don't know what kind of quality they maintain.
Thanks for the input!
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Here's a couple more:
www.itsasnapwiringandcable.com
www.ronfrancis.com
It's a snap is cheaper than EZ. It is generic wiring, marked wires, fused with relays. I have wired several vehicles using this system.
Ron Francis has a fuse block that I like. If you need switched circuits, all you have to do is move a fuse over one space. They have a free catalog. I will probably try one of these harnesses on my next project. jim d
www.itsasnapwiringandcable.com
www.ronfrancis.com
It's a snap is cheaper than EZ. It is generic wiring, marked wires, fused with relays. I have wired several vehicles using this system.
Ron Francis has a fuse block that I like. If you need switched circuits, all you have to do is move a fuse over one space. They have a free catalog. I will probably try one of these harnesses on my next project. jim d
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Laughing Gas
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From: Meade, KS
Jim,
Thanks for the links. I'd found ronfrancis already...not a bad price...very competitive, but quite a bit more expensive than E-Z.
I hadn't found "it's a snap." Looks like they sell the same wiring harness as E-Z, just a couple bucks cheaper, and since every penny counts it's good to know.
I take it you've been happy with their harness?
Thanks again for the input!
James
Thanks for the links. I'd found ronfrancis already...not a bad price...very competitive, but quite a bit more expensive than E-Z.
I hadn't found "it's a snap." Looks like they sell the same wiring harness as E-Z, just a couple bucks cheaper, and since every penny counts it's good to know.
I take it you've been happy with their harness?
Thanks again for the input!
James
jim d
