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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: northern, NJ
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wiring harnesses
I was wondering is you guys/gals have found any place that builds a wiring harness to your specs for a realistic price? i know painless builds a harness for our trucks but i have modified my harnes to work for me..... so i am looking for someone who will build me a new harness with new type fuses (blade type) and be able to hook up to everything i need.
Thanks a lot Rat
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: sw colorado
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harness
I have the painless harness for my truck, and i think im gonna install it this weekend, it is fairly complete has wiring for many options. a/c radio pwr doors and windows, almost anything you could think of. plus the instructions are really good. i don't know of any custom builders though
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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yeah i have heard good things about the painless harness..... was looking for something that could be more specific.... might build my own or have one built for me.... i will have to see
Thanks Rat
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Join Date: Aug 2001
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What is so specific about your truck? I would think the generic harnesses would encompass most of what you could put in these trucks.
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i built my own gauge cluster and did some other things with elimenating wires and adding new ones on, almost all of my truck has been changed in one way or another... its going to suck if anything goes wrong i have to remember where the part came from........ as i see it the new harness are almost a stock replacement and i dont want to go through the hassle of making everything work with the stock harness and still have wires that arent being used.
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Join Date: Aug 2001
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You can get one of those all purpose fuse blocks and then you make your own wires. Any you don't want to use, you don't. No extra wires. With the others, if you have extra wires, then just cut them off. The all purpose ones are pretty cheap since you have to do most of the work.
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Location: northern, NJ
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thanks everyone.... that ez wiring looks nice. might go for that
Thanks again Rat
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Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Virginia Beach, Va. U.S.A.
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If you use a later model GM column you can get a Painless "universal" kit that wires up with aftermarket gauges. I used one in my 1930 Model A and loved it. Yesterday I received my new Painless kit for the stepside and started wiring right away. If you tell them what you're doing they may be able to help you out.
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