Wiring - original look

National Parts Depot sells an under dash harness that is very good. I think it's made by Alloy Products. It's expensive ($500 and up) and they may want your old harness as a core just for the sockets used on the instrument cluster. It's a direct plug in so there is no need to get other wiring. If you have wiring harness experience, you can remove your old one and rewrap it with new unstickey tape. The problem there is most of the old wiring insulation is brittle and will brake if flexed. Some do-it-to-yourselfers opt for the Painless harness. I've seen a lot of crys for help for those that thought it was "painless".

Jim

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OK, Thanks.

I think the 14401-A2 will be the one I need.

Do you know what this kit contans? Fusebox?

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I don't think anyone makes the fuse box. Call NPD to confirm.

Z. Ray

I went with the alloy products harness from NPD also.Have not installed it yet but it looks great.

You may also want to contact Randy Jacobson (aka Midlife on other forums)

http://www.midlife66.com/harnesses/welcome.html

From what I hear he does a great job and can save you some money to.Had I known about him before I might have inquired with him first.

mike

You might try to get ahold of Midlife. Here is a link to where you can get intouch with him. He sells and repairs wireing harnesses.

http://www.midlife66.com/harnesses/welcome.html

Edited by - 5F09C on 02/16/2010 10:35:50