Pat71vette

I need to replace wiring harness and looking at MH or american autowire, anyone with experience with these or others

keith72

I just bought an engine and a/c harness from Lectric Limited. Fast shipping, good price and a good product. Here's the site

http://www.lectriclimited.com/

Eddie 70

I bought my dash harness and rear light harness from The Last Detail. They had the cheapest price and they came direct from Lectric Limited.

68BLUEVETTE

I just pruchased an MH engine harness from Corvette America. Got it 3 days after placing the order using standard delivery.
http:// corvette america.com

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Obdoc

I used Lectric Limited and was very pleased. I replaced the entire car (dash, front, rear and engine) harnesses. They all fit perfect and worked without a hitch. Pricing was reasonable. Good luck. :thumbs:

lostpatrolman

how much was it for all the harness for the entire car?

70 LS1

Are we talking about exact reproduction harnesses or more modern universal type. I am considering a universal Painless harness that uses the through bulkhead connector. It is about $400 and has 18 circuits with blade type fuses. I plan on ripping out everything and completely re-wiring the car from scratch.

mapman

I used Lectric Limited. Costs are on their web site.

http://www.lectriclimited.com/

Twin_Turbo

Good thread :)

That's what I am probably going to do, I sat down with my original harness and with all the wiring for the injection system and all it will be a major pita trimming the harness down or I'd have to leave off a bunch of stuff and tape off the connectors (yuck). I will most likely get a universal one also and relocate the fuse box at the same time.

75stinger

:iagree:

markdtn

:iagree: But I got both engine compartment harnesses from them. Very good, quick, fit, best price anywhere :thumbs:

Corey_68

I went w/ Painless Wiring for my '68. http://www.painlesswiring.com

427basketcase

:iagree:

Madmikeee

With the Universal harness do you make your own setup for the injection and sensors or does it come pre-wired with most of what you need? I checked painless for a harness for my 77 with the LT1 and they informed me I HAD to go with their regular EFI harness and reprogram my computer to Camaro/Firebird specs to make it work properly :rolleyes: Ya right like I am going to do that. I asked about the universal harness and they told me I couldn't go that route.

I am killing myself trying to find the best and easiest solution to clean up my wiring system and had a friend tell me my best bet at this point is to get a used engine harness out of a donor 92 somewhere and just adapt to that and keep my existing 77 body harness in place.

I am just out of ideas :banghead:

70 LS1

I modified the stock 99 Camaro harness to fit the car. The engine harness wiring is pretty neat right now. The Painless harness will allow me to re wire the rest of the car and get rid of the fuse block I used for the engine harness.

What painless told you is sorta true. Each year the PCM was sired a little bit differently. To make a universal FI harness, they had to pick a year and style and have you use that computer.

In your case, I would either modify a harness from a donor car. It really isn't that hard.

Pat71vette

thanks I go with Lectric Limited