AAW install

[keel056]

68 C10 AAW install.
Very nice kit
Easy install just time consuming

[Steeveedee]

I'm thinking of replacing the wiring in my truck. There's a lot of M Mouse stuff left over from when my FiL owned it. Nice to see that it went easily. Time, I have.

[OL SKOOL]

That's good to hear some real life reviews on products we use. Thank you good luck with your truck looking good!

[sircrunch]

does the kit come with all wires needed including wires to the starter/ battery cables/ ground wires for grounding the chassis to the body/ body to engine etc etc????

[TruDom]

Originally Posted by sircrunch

does the kit come with all wires needed including wires to the starter/ battery cables/ ground wires for grounding the chassis to the body/ body to engine etc etc????

the kit designed for these year trucks do not come with battery cables or ground wires.

[MySons68C20]

Doing this now....top shelf product with excellent instructions and very complete.

[michael bustamante]

di you happrn to notice if there was a different part number for 67-68`s? as the plug thru the firewall is different. also did you have to mount the firewall plug with those screws sticking out?

[MySons68C20]

Originally Posted by michael bustamante

di you happrn to notice if there was a different part number for 67-68`s? as the plug thru the firewall is different. also did you have to mount the firewall plug with those screws sticking out?

Hi Michael, the kit is for a 67-72 so I'm assuming the part # is correct.
The screws you see are what is provided in the kit but I will change mine out for something different for sure. I'm going to end up cutting them off close to flush or through bolting with the nuts on the inside.

[cleszkie]

Does the kit come with some way to cover up the cut in the firewall around the bulkhead connector? I believe the stock bulkhead connector on the engine compartment side is actually larger than the hole in the firewall so it conceals the hole and allows for a seal to be used between the connector and firewall. Seems like AAW should address this if they haven't already.

[MySons68C20]

The kit comes with a template for the firewall opening.
I cut my hole as tight as possible and the gap you see is overlapped by the gasket inside......I hope that makes sense

[keel056]

Looking good!!!

Originally Posted by MySons68C20

The kit comes with a template for the firewall opening.
I cut my hole as tight as possible and the gap you see is overlapped by the gasket inside......I hope that makes sense

[keel056]

I am pretty sure the part number for the 67 is the same.

Originally Posted by michael bustamante

di you happrn to notice if there was a different part number for 67-68`s? as the plug thru the firewall is different. also did you have to mount the firewall plug with those screws sticking out?

[jeffahart]

Originally Posted by cleszkie

Does the kit come with some way to cover up the cut in the firewall around the bulkhead connector? I believe the stock bulkhead connector on the engine compartment side is actually larger than the hole in the firewall so it conceals the hole and allows for a seal to be used between the connector and firewall. Seems like AAW should address this if they haven't already.

There is foam on the inside that seals. If you want a real clean look in the engine bay then you need to do a bit of work, or make a collar or something. But it does seal.


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[cleszkie]

Ok. Thanks for all the replies about the bulkhead connector seal! Good to know for a future project that I want to use the AAW kit on.

[elf w/capital T]

With my previous owners and their HACK jobs on the wiring, having my AAW kit was and still is one of my favorite investments on the truck nice truck