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#377697 02/20/2008 5:24 AM
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Has anyone ever contacted these people.I,ve been trying to get a hold of them and I get no anawer.Would like to upgrade my 1966 gmc truck wiring.If there is any other sorse plese let me know.Thanks for the help,Bruno.

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I think "these people" are actually one guy named Mark - he's been quite helpful in the past, and has been at it a long time, but might not be well .... what do you want to 'upgrade'? what parts are you wanting?

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Hello red58,Oh that wuold explain why I don,t get a answer.Hope he,s ok.Well first I want to put in a set of halogen headlight,s and like to upgrade all the proper wiring for under the hood to start.I.m also puting in a new set of autometer gauges and need to upgrade some of that also.Oh yeah,I need to know how to make the turn signals work.If you are familure with the 66 gmc set up only one signal light actualy blinks.I would like to make both sides blink,And keep a gen light and high beam indicater light also.Any help or info wuold be GREATLY appreciated.Thanks Bruno.

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Bruno,If you check the Tech Tips page you may find what you need to know there.There is a description for wiring turn signals.

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Check out 6066 GMC guy . The site has many tips for electrical upgrades and others for your truck. (also adaptable to other trucks.) A very good article on relays.


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bruno,

This is another great site for actual wiring diagrams. You can click on the desired schematic, enlarge it and see all its detail.


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LMC has a relay kit for halegen lights. I made my own but time you buy everything you need it is just as cheep to get the kit.


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i made my own also.
go buy some fusible link wire, a couple of relays and wire up your headlights. it's pretty easy.
http://www.ado13.com/techs/relay.htm
this site has many ways to wire your truck
http://www.tune-town.com/relays.pdf


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Hey everybody,Thanks for the tips.I will check uot the site,s and yes it shuold be pretty simple.After all, not much wiring on these old trucks and you can actually find the motor.


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