Engine wiring harness

[Durandal25]

http://eagleday.stores.yahoo.net/neauwi.html

Here you can buy it by the roll with strip side etc. Stop making excuses and get to work! lol Too bad you are in another state I would just come over and do it for you.

http://www.delcity.net/

http://www.waytekwire.com/products/1454/Automotive-Cross-Link-Wire/



http://www.jegs.com/p/JEGS-Performance-Products/JEGS-Premium-Automotive-Wire/758464/10002/-1


http://www.wiringproducts.com/wire-and-cable/primary-automotive-wire

....sir, I applaud your skills! When I get the old one out, I may make a spare in this manner just to see if I can do it, and then post the colors and details.

 

[Car Nut]

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[Durandal25]

......so is the REV-N-NATOR ever going to be back in stock? Anyone have one they want to sell?

 

[kiwigtx]

......so is the REV-N-NATOR ever going to be back in stock? Anyone have one they want to sell?

You need Black or Orange?

PM me if interested. :icon_winkle:

 

[GetX'd]

YearOne has a 30% sale going on now thru Labor Day. Same terms as above. Code is LABOR4.

 

[Durandal25]

You need Black or Orange?

PM me if interested. :icon_winkle:

Orange

 

[Rick]

If this is your first rewire I would recommend spending the money and going with a complete harness from a reputable company that include instructions.

After one rewire you'll find that it is not that complicated or difficult but it does help going thru the first time with a set of detailed instructions to learn how all the circuits interconnect.

I purchased a Ron Francis bare bonz kit for a 66 satellite that the original wiring looked like a rats nest. It was easy to install and the kit came with detailed instructions and free technical service. But it was pricey, sometimes the technical service rep was very helpful and I don't care for the size of the fuse block.

Currently I am rewiring a 74 satellite project and was considering wiring it from scratch using individual wires, connectors and getting rid of the bulk head connector and going with a new smaller fuse block.

But when you look at the cost purchasing all the individuals parts right now I am of the opinion unless you are looking for a high dollar restoration it may be cheaper to go with a complete harness from a lower price vendor.

Couple of links of the harnesses I am currently looking at are

http://www.ezwiring.com/index.html

http://www.gemstreetrods.com/Wiring Kits.htm

They look the same but prices are a little different and both are a lot cheaper than painless and Ron Francis.

Good Luck

 

[Durandal25]

If this is your first rewire I would recommend spending the money and going with a complete harness from a reputable company that include instructions.

After one rewire you'll find that it is not that complicated or difficult but it does help going thru the first time with a set of detailed instructions to learn how all the circuits interconnect.

I purchased a Ron Francis bare bonz kit for a 66 satellite that the original wiring looked like a rats nest. It was easy to install and the kit came with detailed instructions and free technical service. But it was pricey, sometimes the technical service rep was very helpful and I don't care for the size of the fuse block.

Currently I am rewiring a 74 satellite project and was considering wiring it from scratch using individual wires, connectors and getting rid of the bulk head connector and going with a new smaller fuse block.

But when you look at the cost purchasing all the individuals parts right now I am of the opinion unless you are looking for a high dollar restoration it may be cheaper to go with a complete harness from a lower price vendor.

Couple of links of the harnesses I am currently looking at are

http://www.ezwiring.com/index.html

http://www.gemstreetrods.com/Wiring Kits.htm

They look the same but prices are a little different and both are a lot cheaper than painless and Ron Francis.

Good Luck

Rick,

Great advice sir, but in this case, the engine harness was all that was needed. There was no burn-out , but the wires just got brittle. All the others are nice and pliable.