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hasley704
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Post subject: 68 elcamino harness  Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2009 9:59 pm |
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im just curious to see what the best harness would be for my car. i want the entire harness. i will be running a sbc with a turbo 350 for now. i am using a msd box. i also want to install a digital dash of maybe put in aftermarket gauges not so sure yet. the car does have ac and was a 4spd car from the factory. any part numbers would be useful.
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ecowden
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Post subject: Re: 68 elcamino harness Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 9:56 am |
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hasley704
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Post subject: Re: 68 elcamino harness Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 10:28 am |
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i need a harness that will allow me to run a electric fan and fuel pump in the future. i do not have electric windows pretty much a standard car. i need to be able to run a cd player also. also do these harnesses come with the connectors. and my key is in the dash.
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ecowden
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Post subject: Re: 68 elcamino harness Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 11:54 am |
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electric fans, and in most cases, fuel pumps require the use of relays. The harness will however provide activation to those relays. We have relay parts #'s for these puposes.
The harness does include a constant battery 12v wire and an ignition 12v wire for radios.
With it being a universal harness, connectors will not be included, however, there is a parts pagage that will allow connections directly to switches and splices and terminals making it possible to reuse any factory connectors.
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