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Hey Folks,

I bought a complete wiring harness and dash gauge set from EZ wiring back in February of '05. The OEM gas gauge sending unit I bought from the Truck and Car shop was set to work on 30 ohms. The dash gauge set is made for 90 ohms. I sent Sean the unit with a check for return postage,
EZ-Wiring replaced the 30 ohms resister to a new 90 ohms resistor at NO CHARGE! I wanted to give a pat on the back to E-Z Wiring for going out of there way to fix a problem that many of us have had. I will buy from them again.

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I'm glad to hear that. I've been shopping for a wiring harness for a 49 ford I'm building and I like the looks (and price) of EZ Wiring. I think you helped me make up my mind. Its refreshing to hear about a company that still believes in customer service.

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EZ-Wiring is the way I went with my truck, too ... and I also installed the Dolphin Gauges (their sister company).

I always tell everyone to go with EZ-Wire -- here's my page showing my install and notes:
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Alan, Nice write up on the install!! Very nice truck. I bookmarked your page as I'm sure I will be referencing it in the future.

Thanks, Bobby

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Don't miss my other links, bro' ... after I did the EZ-Wire install I learned some very cool things about wiring up the engine area and delivering better voltage to everything.

It's all at the link below my sig' ... scroll down.


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Alan,
Thanks again. I've spent quite a bit of time reading through your site and picking up tips and tricks. Your write ups are very informative. I have suggested that some people from the other side of the fence (Ford truck enthusiasts) should read through your site as well. Very good information.

Thanks again
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Thanks, Bobby. I enjoy sharing as I learn myself ... and you are right! Most of that stuff on my site can apply to more than just a Chevy truck.


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I've used EZ wire harnesses in several cars. You can't beat it.


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