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#32978 08/23/2004 12:46 AM
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Can anyone tell me if it is much of a job to transfer all the interior wiring harness from a 72 Chevy C-10 into a 70 Chevy C-10. I have never messed with this before. I want the full gauge cluster out of the 72 for the 70. Anything I really have to watch for? Thanks for any info. Rick

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I am guessing this is not a new harness....with that said...

Have you thought about a new harness? Some of the replacements are not too spendy. Then it would be new....in theory, no issues with it...

Not sure what you are doing with your truck, but just a thought.

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If all you are doing is swapping instrument clusters...
I did this about 25 years ago to a 71 Camaro I had at the time (replaced the idiot light cluster with the full instrument cluster).
It seems to me that it wasn't too bad a job. The clusters were the printed circuit type, so I just had to move the connectors over. The clock was new, so a new wire went to the bat term on the fuse box. Of course, the oil pressure and temp senders had to be replaced . Speedo worked fine. I may have had to run an extra wire for the tach (can't remember)


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