Universal Wiring Harness
ORIGINAL: 1sick66
If i got a universal wiring harness from ebay would that work fine in my 66 mustang??????
If so then how many circuits do i need to look for?
If i got a universal wiring harness from ebay would that work fine in my 66 mustang??????
If so then how many circuits do i need to look for?
I'd probably get a 15 circuit setup.
I think most aftermarket require dealing with ends and so forth so I don't see why a universal wouldn't work as well. Ron Francis is pretty inexpensive or you could spend a bit more and go painless. I got the Ron Francis and am starting into it now - I wish the ends and feed to the engine compartment would have had the stock type connectors (what to do then with the hole no longer being used........

ORIGINAL: bradleyb
I think most aftermarket require dealing with ends and so forth so I don't see why a universal wouldn't work as well. Ron Francis is pretty inexpensive or you could spend a bit more and go painless. I got the Ron Francis and am starting into it now - I wish the ends and feed to the engine compartment would have had the stock type connectors (what to do then with the hole no longer being used........
I think most aftermarket require dealing with ends and so forth so I don't see why a universal wouldn't work as well. Ron Francis is pretty inexpensive or you could spend a bit more and go painless. I got the Ron Francis and am starting into it now - I wish the ends and feed to the engine compartment would have had the stock type connectors (what to do then with the hole no longer being used........

i got the painless and honestly with painless, your just buying better wires, all labeled and bunched together so its easier to find what goes where, everything else is a PITA
green basicly yes you just have to put the wire conectors on the ends of the wires tho.they also make a oem replace one with the conectors on it but ita skinnier wires then painless and ron francis uses.
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