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I am going to buy a new wiring harness. What harness should I buy? The better ? Would be who do I buy it from? I see that Jim carter has a harness but not sure if it has turn signals and headlight harness included. I tryed to call today but they were closed. See chevy of the 40's has a harness that the turn signals are included , but looks like the head light harness is extra. Can anyone lead me in the right direction.

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I purchased one from rebel wire. Customer service has been great so far and it has been easier then I thought.

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Are you wanting a modern harness or a cloth covered replica of the original?


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Hi just finished my 46 after many years at the restoration.I got the pvc coated generator with signal lights from chevys of the 40s,I was very pleased with the quality and ease of installation. It's pretty much plug and play.all wire cut to length. However it is a little different from the way the wiring was done originally but everything works.

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Originally Posted by Tiny
Are you wanting a modern harness or a cloth covered replica of the original?
Originally Posted by Tiny
Are you wanting a modern harness or a cloth covered replica of the original?

Modern and a 12 volt system for alternator

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Originally Posted by 46chevinline6
Hi just finished my 46 after many years at the restoration.I got the pvc coated generator with signal lights from chevys of the 40s,I was very pleased with the quality and ease of installation. It's pretty much plug and play.all wire cut to length. However it is a little different from the way the wiring was done originally but everything works.

I see they offer a 12 volt system for a alternator.thats what I am wanting. Did it come with the head light harness? Was it complete? That is one of the harnesses I was looking at

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I think it came with everything except for the heater fan wiring which I ordered separately but mine was a 6 volt and can't say if the 12 volt would be the same. If in doubt of what your getting I would call before ordering

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metal shaper,

I just finished installing my wiring harness, that I purchased from Y n Z's. It was a cloth replica of the original harness. The only difference, I wanted turn signals incorporated into the harness. It was very easy to install. My only issue was that I had taken the old one out 16 years ago. So, my memory was a little fuzzy, when it came to routing. Any questions I did have, the guys at Y n Z's were more than happy to answer for me. I have learned that just because it is the cheapest, it doesn't mean it is a better deal. I would recommend their product and their service to anybody that would like a recommendation. Good luck with your project and restoration.

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