Wire harness suggestions for 71 Cutlass
July 17th, 2019, 06:18 AM
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Wire harness suggestions for 71 Cutlass
I took my Cutlass out of storage and unfortunately Mickey mouse and his friends was using the car for their own personal playground. They chewed through wires and to be safe I want to replace the whole wiring. Is there a complete wiring harness kit that you guys would recommend.
July 17th, 2019, 07:27 AM
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if you want OEM replacement harnesses, M&H Fabricators is your best bet in my opinion - you can buy direct or through any of their vendors (such as Year 1, OPGI, etc) they're sold individually rather than in sets. so you can get whatever harness section you need separately - dash, accessory, intermediate, rear, forward... Their harnesses are also usually on sale through Ebay ads as well from some of their vendors.
American Autowire is another vendor reproducing factory harnesses and their products are excellent as well. Also available direct and through vendors.
Painless Wiring makes an aftermarket re-wiring system but it's a modern-level upgrade setup that doesn't follow factory form, so it's not a direct plug & play effort. Totally different but also a potentially good option if you're inclined to go that route, especially if you're swapping out to aftermarket gauges or other electronic upgrades.
American Autowire is another vendor reproducing factory harnesses and their products are excellent as well. Also available direct and through vendors.
Painless Wiring makes an aftermarket re-wiring system but it's a modern-level upgrade setup that doesn't follow factory form, so it's not a direct plug & play effort. Totally different but also a potentially good option if you're inclined to go that route, especially if you're swapping out to aftermarket gauges or other electronic upgrades.
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July 17th, 2019, 02:40 PM
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if you want OEM replacement harnesses, M&H Fabricators is your best bet in my opinion - you can buy direct or through any of their vendors (such as Year 1, OPGI, etc) they're sold individually rather than in sets. so you can get whatever harness section you need separately - dash, accessory, intermediate, rear, forward... Their harnesses are also usually on sale through Ebay ads as well from some of their vendors.
American Autowire is another vendor reproducing factory harnesses and their products are excellent as well. Also available direct and through vendors.
Painless Wiring makes an aftermarket re-wiring system but it's a modern-level upgrade setup that doesn't follow factory form, so it's not a direct plug & play effort. Totally different but also a potentially good option if you're inclined to go that route, especially if you're swapping out to aftermarket gauges or other electronic upgrades.
American Autowire is another vendor reproducing factory harnesses and their products are excellent as well. Also available direct and through vendors.
Painless Wiring makes an aftermarket re-wiring system but it's a modern-level upgrade setup that doesn't follow factory form, so it's not a direct plug & play effort. Totally different but also a potentially good option if you're inclined to go that route, especially if you're swapping out to aftermarket gauges or other electronic upgrades.
Thank you so much Im going to look into it
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