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#810677 12/27/2011 5:17 PM
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Anyone ever make their own harness for a 41-46 truck? I'm rewiring and have the time and patience to duplicate the harness. Before I tag and take the harness out I was wondering if anyone had documented this with the proper wire sizes, lengths, and leads? I've copies of the schematics but they don't give any specs.


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this one gives colors, although you won't find that kind of wire nowadays with the tracers - see some of the later [48+] diagrams here, which will show solid colors that became standardized, and also the gauges of different areas for 6V .... for lengths you'll have to copy what you have

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Thanks, guess I'll be using my old ones for proper length.


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