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Old 03-04-2012, 11:49 AM   #26
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Re: Ez wiring harness

For those that need connectors go here http://www.repairconnector.com/
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Old 04-07-2014, 01:21 AM   #27
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Re: Ez wiring harness

What about this kit on eBay from AAW? I'm restoring a 62.. 330865135414 ID number.
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Old 04-07-2014, 06:45 AM   #28
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Re: Ez wiring harness

I have the E-Z harness, not real problems except being stupid as to the ways of wiring, takes me twice as long to do it as most. Being anal also has its drawbacks.
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Old 04-07-2014, 07:51 AM   #29
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Re: Ez wiring harness

One very important point to remember when shopping by price only - look for what actually comes in the kit.
Some include switches, pigtails, connectors, relays, etc. And some don't, and that is a huge difference.

My advise to those that don't do a lot of wiring or never have- buy the most complete kit you can. You'll end up spending about the same amount of money buying the small parts to make a complete new installation.
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Old 04-07-2014, 08:06 AM   #30
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Re: Ez wiring harness

I have used the EZ kit 3 times and the AAW one time.

Both have their merits, but for ease of install, completeness and instructions, I would go with AAW.
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Old 04-07-2014, 05:47 PM   #31
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Re: Ez wiring harness

IMO, AAW or Painless. I've used painless once and it's great. Working on finishing up my 2nd painless one now. AAW is nice though, just a preference. Look at completeness of harnesses, instructions- if you need them, and upgrade options- if you want them. Anyway you cut it, it takes lots of time. I'm just anal about it also.
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Old 01-15-2019, 02:08 PM   #32
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Re: Ez wiring harness

I too used an EZ Harness and would like to change to LED Tail lights, has anyone done this? About 5 years back I bought a set of LED Tail Lights for my 1960 GMC They are made by United Pacific.

Anyone have any experience with using and EZ harness with LED?

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Old 01-16-2019, 08:08 AM   #33
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Re: Ez wiring harness

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I too used an EZ Harness and would like to change to LED Tail lights, has anyone done this? About 5 years back I bought a set of LED Tail Lights for my 1960 GMC They are made by United Pacific.

Anyone have any experience with using and EZ harness with LED?

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Old 01-16-2019, 09:43 AM   #34
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Re: Ez wiring harness

Thanks, I read the small instruction manual that came with the flasher unit and it says to install a fuse, does the circuit panel fuse serve ok? I'm trying to use Untied Pacific Tail lights.

https://www.uapac.com/antique/lighti...bly-39266.html
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Old 01-16-2019, 12:34 PM   #35
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Re: Ez wiring harness

I haven't installed any additional fuses, but I did have some issue recently that my ignition would come on, but the starter wouldn't engage.
So I ran a by-pass with a starter button and now it works.
But I haven't found the problem yet, all fuses are ok, so I have a broken wire somewhere...
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Old 01-20-2019, 04:19 AM   #36
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Re: Ez wiring harness

I'm by far no wire expert. I did my 1965 3/4 ton back in 1994 with M&H factory re-pop harness paid 750.00 that was everything. When I had the fire inside the cab I wanted a harness all I wanted to do it plug and play system. When I drove it before I put the harness in I did not have high beams no horn and the light use to flicker at night. After the harness went in and went to the HEI hook up's truck ran better and everything worked even the horn. I'm not one to trust me being out in the middle of nowhere and have a short. Plus I want a daily driver. No issues for 24 years so far No wire issues. Fires up every time.
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Old 05-24-2021, 02:32 PM   #37
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I used EZ WIRING in my 63 stepside. It was the best price at the time (1999/2000), about $200. It was really easy, but it did take me about a month's worth of late nights and weekends to get it all in nicely and up to my own standards! I'm just really particular on how I like things and I had to make it nice, clean and tight. EVERYTHING in the electrical system brand new! And hey, it's now 2012 and no problems there once or ever! Now my next project that I'm eyeballing is a 60' shortbed fleetside around my neighborhood and I plan on using the same brand, EZ WIRING. Why mess with what works, right?!
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EZ Wiring has gave me problems every step. Now I have lights but no brake lights or turn signals. Never again.
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Old 01-22-2023, 09:09 PM   #38
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Re: Ez wiring harness

I put an EZ kit in my 53, it had 2 flashers, one flasher was + and -, one was typical single pole, had to get a special flasher and it drove me crazy getting it to work. Never again.

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Old 01-22-2023, 09:19 PM   #39
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Re: Ez wiring harness

I used Speedway's 22 circuit kit. Good instructions and comes with extras like light switch, dimmer switch and flashers. I had extra circuits but just wrapped them up and fastened them up under the dash for possible future use. There's a good description of the kit on their website.

It was my first time doing a full rewire. It's not bad if you divide it up in it's different sections and do one at a time.
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Old 01-23-2023, 08:54 AM   #40
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I used Speedway's 22 circuit kit. Good instructions and comes with extras like light switch, dimmer switch and flashers. I had extra circuits but just wrapped them up and fastened them up under the dash for possible future use. There's a good description of the kit on their website.

It was my first time doing a full rewire. It's not bad if you divide it up in it's different sections and do one at a time.
I also used the speedway 22 circuit harness, the quality and completeness, are top notch.
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Old 01-23-2023, 11:06 AM   #41
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I did the EZ-Wire harness. Easy.
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