Engine Wiring harness
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Engine Wiring harness
Hey Yall,
So im to the wiring on my truck now. Im tossing and turning on the idea of replacing the wiring harness and am trying to investigate my options. I looked it up on here but havent been able to find anything to help me out. I know i have read about people using painless but what does everyone recommend? OEM with the glass fuses or upgrading to the blade fuses? Does anyone make a factory wiring harness and who?
Thanks,
Dave
So im to the wiring on my truck now. Im tossing and turning on the idea of replacing the wiring harness and am trying to investigate my options. I looked it up on here but havent been able to find anything to help me out. I know i have read about people using painless but what does everyone recommend? OEM with the glass fuses or upgrading to the blade fuses? Does anyone make a factory wiring harness and who?
Thanks,
Dave
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Check out Ron Francis they have a couple of different harnesses depending on what you want. The prices are better than Painless. There are a couple of other places too, just do a google search.
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One company I know can accurately reproduce the factory harness. They already have some dash harnesses blueprinted but figure for the main (dash) harness $600-$1000 depending on year, accessories, etc. It's Narragansett Reproductions in Rhode Island.
Narragansett Reproductions - Wiring Harnesses and antique car / automobile restoration supplies
Narragansett Reproductions - Wiring Harnesses and antique car / automobile restoration supplies
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