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#1400841 03/10/2021 10:01 AM
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What is the most popular wiring harness? Years ago everyone was using Ron francis wiring harness for hot rods. But I see a lot of different names now.

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I bought this one . Haven't gotten around to installing it yet.


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Originally Posted by Mobileortho
I bought this one . Haven't gotten around to installing it yet.
I have that harness in my 52 Chevy truck now I have plenty of extra circuits in case I want or need to add on with out having to barrow from another circuit.


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I used a Painless Wiring Harness when I did mine. I really liked it because each wire is labeled for its purpose/circuit. They have specific harnesses and then more general ones.

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thanks for the replys

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Many good wiring harnesses on the market now. Painless is PAINFUL - to your pocketbook, haha! But they are the cream of the crop. Speedway's kit is a good economy model. Most are patterned after the GM color coding, and many have every wire labeled at intervals for easy routing.

My favorites: EZ Wiring and American Autowire.


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29tons,

What year truck?
6v or 12v?

What engine and what non-standard electric-needing equipment/options/accessories?


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