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ronh72c10 · 10-13-2004, 03:00 PM

I know that the painless wiring question has been done to death, but after looking at the original burb wiring harness over the weekend I'm not really happy with it and am thinking of replacing it.

Here's the question, all of the pictures of the Painless wiring harness I've seen terminate in bare wires not connectors. Does this mean that you have to splice at the each of the connectors for the turn signals, lights etc? I'm curious because it's one more point of failure and kind of ugly since things like the side markers can be easily seen under the hood and a splice at that connector would be obvious.

Ron

10-13-2004, 03:00 PM	#1
ronh72c10 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Mount Forest, Ontario, Canada Posts: 978	Painless Wiring Harness I know that the painless wiring question has been done to death, but after looking at the original burb wiring harness over the weekend I'm not really happy with it and am thinking of replacing it. Here's the question, all of the pictures of the Painless wiring harness I've seen terminate in bare wires not connectors. Does this mean that you have to splice at the each of the connectors for the turn signals, lights etc? I'm curious because it's one more point of failure and kind of ugly since things like the side markers can be easily seen under the hood and a splice at that connector would be obvious. Ron __________________ 72 Chevy C10 (rust repaired, starting body work) 72 GMC 3/4ton 4x4 72 Chevy C20 Suburban 38 Ford Tudor Humpback Sedan (from the darkside) 67 Pontiac Parisienne 55 Studebaker Commander 2dr Hardtop (Starliner) My Youtube channel with Video Updates!

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