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#1025344 04/30/2014 6:35 PM
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Has anybody out there ever made a wire harness for a 57 Chevy 2 Ton on a bench? And if so, what are the lengths of each wire? I have a schematic for my truck and want to make a harness.


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Wow... Thats a specific question. I don't think anyone would be able to answer that one. I have made plenty of wiring harness including the one in my 46 2-ton. Never have I made one on the bench. It's possible, but you will be spending 10 times longer to do the work than you need to...

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I.M.O.,by the time you buy all of the color-correct wire and terminals,etc.etc.etc.,you'll have more time and money invested than if you bought a higher dollar unit. I'm installing an "American Autowire" with 18-circuit fuse panel. I may never use half of the acc'y terminals,but I plan on installing a 12,000 Lb. winch.so I wanted to up-grade for a fuse block,(one-wire 60-amp alternator,H.E.I. dizzy),as opposed to a circuit breaker, incorporated into the origional system.


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