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#689394 10/26/2010 9:39 PM
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i RECENNTLY BOUGHT A 63 c10 IT WAS AN OLD FARM TRUCK FROM WYOMING, THEY RIGGED MOST OF THE WIRING UP THEMSELVES, DOES ANYONE HAVE A WIRING DIAGRAM BOTH UNDER THE HOOD AND DASH????? HELP!!!! ohwell


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the shop manuals have a pretty good diagram. they have just a wiring manual too, i think. i don't have one of those. if it's been changed that much might look into buying a used harness that's in good shape. can be changed out in a day. good luck!

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appreicate it, i will look into it, this is my first restoration and just taking it step by step, i will look into it

But if anyone has a diagram, it would be much appreciated


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Tony Wow thanks, this is going to save me alot of trial and error work, much appreciated !
thanks Colt


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After having first hand experience with electrical fires due to old wiring, I will say that I recommend buying new harnesses, or making new ones. I know it is kind of spendy, but it is also peace of mind.


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ya i plan on making my own harness i just needed a diagram, cause with the mess they had under there who knows what and where and if its in the right place, thanks guys i appreciate all the help i can get


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Seeing that I am in the middle of a mess, I copied the whole thing.


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