The Stovebolt Site Forums The Shop Area General Truck Talk wiring harness

i am getting ready to order a new harness from ez wiring. should i order the large fuse block or the mini? i plan to ad electric seats and windows in the future and a electric fan soon. my main concern is neatness and the large one has everything in one place. opinions??????????? please. eon

I've always prefered the Enos Black Box.

I'm going to get the larger one when the time comes.
I think it's worth it incase I end up adding stuff later and that one looks nice and neat.

I ordered the 21 circuit kit with the mini fuses.I believe it cost me a dollar more than the 12 circuit block. The circuits that i did not use were capped and i coiled them up into a 4 ich electrical box for future use. My brother used the Ron Francis Bare Bones kit and the nice thing about it is you run your circuits to the box. This way you only hook up what you need and you do not have to deal with all the extra wiring not used. Getting back to the EZ harness I have had no problems at all.

I install a complete wiring harness on a 1954 corvette about 2 years ago. I used Lectric Limited no web sight but PN is 708-563-0400. Justice, IL. They sent me a cloth harness and a laminated 2 foot x 3 foot wiring schematic. That was a fun job. Ya know there ain't no metal to ground to in a corvette the harness has a ground for everything.

If in doubt, don't go without.

Order the big one. If you need more ciruits, then you've got them.

I just put in a new ez wire harness about a month ago and i love it .Go ahead and get the big one ,you can remove the wires you don't need or tape them up and hide them under the dash for later use.

I'm just about to start installing a Painless harness in my Model A. I guess we'll find out how painless it really is.

This is what we got accomplished yesterday:
http://www.chevyasylum.com/29modela/29modela_0346r8.jpg

The wooden parts of the project are pretty much done: the cab braces, the top supports (closed cab pickup) and the bed wood. Now on to the rest of the deal.

Btw, anybody got a hydraulic brake conversion kit for a 29 Model A?

I have a bud that just did a brake conversion on his A. He is fishing on the coast this week so I can't ask him. But if i remember when he is back next week i'll pick hi brain for you.
Getting back to the wooden parts. Did you know that Henry Ford got parts from other suppliers in wooden crates Ford designed? He did this for all those wooden parts you are talking about. The crates are you floor board.