Originally posted by atomarc:
Tom,
This idea is probably at the end of your list, or not even on your list, but building your own harness is EXTREMELY simple, and fun!
If you take your wiring diagram and actually count the number of wires involved, you might be surprised...pleasantly that is.
When you identify a start point for a wire, and a destination point for that same wire, it is just a matter of going from "here" to "there".
You will learn how the system works as you do it.
Stuart
I like making my own harnesses. I usually start with an Enos black box. The box covers every application, is easy to understand and comes with a BIG manual. And when I say BIG, I mean big simple to read instructions with big pictures / diagrams.
The only thing I can add to what Stuart said, and this is optional, is when I make a harness, I add an extra wire or two. Just in case I want to add an extra feature in the future. And usually only to the harness that goes all the way to the back of the vehicle.
