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Wiring Harnesses
I carry many wiring harnesses. Wiring harnesses come in various ways from COMPLETE harnesses,
to subassembly harnesses. Old harnesses are often hacked up, or worn out, frayed or brittle.
The new harnesses are exact reproductions of the OEM harness using original wiring schematics, and
including the correct color wires and factory connectors.
Subsection Details: [ Ordering | Harness Details | FAQ & Related Components | Troubleshooting & Diagrams | Used Harnesses ]
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Typical Source/Supplier for harnesses is: "Factory Fit Automotive Wiring".
TO CORRECTLY ORDER A HARNESS you'll need to
email me with the below information.
What year car.
What size engine, what type of transmission.
With console, or without?
With A/C or without?
With Gauges or warning lights.
If I need more information I'll mail you back. Eventually, I'll try and get everything online so you can click some buttons and order what you need, but since the types of harnesses are complex and you're getting a TECHNICALLY CORRECT harness, it's best to do this via email.
Major Assemblies
Under Dash wiring harnesses.
Engine Wiring harnesses.
Front Light Harness
Rear Body Light Harness
Minor Assemblies
Dash instrument cluster harness
Console wiring harness
Glove box light harness
Door jamb courtesy light harness
Air Conditioning harness.
Tachometer harness.
Trunk light assembly
TCS Switch Harness
Heater Harness
Fuel Sender harness.
Wiring harness FAQ & Related Components
Differences.... how-to's....RPO's.
Horns
Lights
K76 Heavy Duty Alternator/Heavy duty battery
C60 Air Conditioning.
Uxx Radios
U14 Gauge Cluster/Special Instrumentation
My CLOCK (U35) sucks/is broken.
Power Windows
Power Locks
Wipers, Standard, & delay/pulse. (C24, CD4).
Defroster (C50)
ZQ2 Operating Convenience Group (Includes U35, D35, C50)
ZJ9 Auxiliary Lighting Group
Z23 Interior Accent Group
Hey, be cool about posting questions as the message board is intended for 2nd generation camaro owners. or emailing me about wiring problems with your 1966 SS Chevelle or 1969 Boss 302 Mustang. I'll try and help, but for starters, I'm not prepared to help much with Ford products.
In most cases, it'll be ASSUMED you know how to perform basic electrical system diagnosis.
If you peek under your dash and see that rats have chewed everything up, or you've had (or will have) a fire soon because of the condition of your wiring, it may be best to replace the whole mess and not have to worry about trouble shooting the problem(s).
Often times I will remove an original harness from a car, and offer it for
sale at a fraction of the cost of a new harness.
The following parts are (some of the available) USED harnesses I have.
78-81 Camaro rear wire harness (tail lights, gas tank)
1974 rear wire harness
1975 rear wire harness
