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Andy Clark (aka 46Chevy12ton) [ View ] [ awrc55@hotmail.com ] [ Car Ads ] [ Blogs ] Winnipeg, Canada (204) 452-9444

Just about set to install my EZ wiring harness in the 46 Chevy 1/2 when it looks like there was no instructions included. I have had the harness for awhile and never noticed that there was no instructions. Is there any issues that I should know about before attempting to install same, Are there any web site that may help with the installation.

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Posted by gman0046  -  08/31/2007 03:36 PM Why don't you call the manufacturer ? gman0046 [ View ] [ Email ] [ Blogs ] [ Car Ads ] Anchorage, Kentucky   Posted by 46Chevy12ton  -  08/31/2007 04:06 PM Thanks Gary I just got of the phone with them, sending same via e-mail. 46Chevy12ton [ View ] [ Email ] [ Blogs ] [ Car Ads ] Winnipeg, Canada   Posted by Red's Place Custom & Restoration  -  08/31/2007 07:26 PM just remember 2 very important things. first and most important is to connect all of your grounds first, and second is to put the fuse panel where you can get to it if needed and also be able to see it. Alot of times I will mount them on a panel that drops down so you are looking straight at it if needed and then screw it back up out of the way. It is easy with a small piano hinge and a piece of 3/16 steel. Good luck and have fun RED Red's Place Custom & Restoration [ View ] [ Email ] [ Blogs ] [ Car Ads ] Charlotte, North Carolina   Posted by 32Canuck  -  08/31/2007 07:53 PM Red's suggestion is the best yet!!! Mine in the coupe is mounted behind the seat and to get too it you must remove the seat, not a good thing if you have a hot circuit that you want to disable quickly. Good luck on the project. 32Canuck [ View ] [ Email ] [ Blogs ] [ Car Ads ] Victoria BC, Canada Charter Member since December 2006   Posted by hotrodgene  -  08/31/2007 10:41 PM I have installed a couple of wiring harness and I find it easier if first thing I do is lay out harness on floor like it is going into car.I agreed if you will hindge the fuse panel to raise and lower or else install the fuse panel in trunk area. Gene Riffe [ View ] [ Email ] [ Blogs ] [ Car Ads ] Saint Petersburg, Florida   Posted by 46Chevy12ton  -  09/03/2007 10:58 AM Thanks Guys, for the Great Ideas and Help 46Chevy12ton [ View ] [ Email ] [ Blogs ] [ Car Ads ] Winnipeg, Canada   Posted by little ace  -  09/04/2007 10:25 AM a lot of the wiring harnesses have covers on them, why not put it under the hood like the new car mfrs. do? with the cover, I don't think they look bad at all and have easy access. little ace [ View ] [ Email ] [ Blogs ] [ Car Ads ] norwalk, Iowa

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