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pharmon

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I've decided to replace the wiring harness on my 1970 Duster.

painless
year one
Ron Francis

Which is the best?

Thanks....Phil
 
American Autowire is what I will be using and what Abodyjoe uses. There is a write up in one of his threads of what it took to install it.
 
My dad and i used summit racings universal wiring harness on our 69 Dart. Just got it all wired up not to long ago. everything works and really wasnt that hard to do!
 
I just bought the dash harness for my 66 from year one, haven't installed it yet, but looks to be right on the money!!
 
I just bought a M&H harness from Year One for my 1970 Duster 340. With a 30% off code, it cost me approximately $400. Not cheap, but it was a simple plug and play operation. I was very impressed with the harness quality and would highly recommend it.
 
I've used the EZ kits with good success...Have the mini 21 in my daily driver for over 2 years with no issues.
 
I have used several M&H harnesses from year one. They are exact replacements, all clips and connectors are the same as factory which is a huge bonus. The negative is that they could be suspect to the same failings as the factory ones. I have not experienced any problems with mine.
 
pharmon said:
I've decided to replace the wiring harness on my 1970 Duster.

painless
year one
Ron Francis

Which is the best?

Thanks....Phil
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I'm not sure if you Checked out Bill Evans... but he's got some pretty nice stuff if you want to keep it original (not saying you do)

He doesn't make the Dash Harness but he has the parts you'll need if you want to bring the original stuff back. When I reconditioned my Dash harness I bought the connectors and other stuff from him. I've spoken with him a few times and he's been super helpful.

http://www.evanswiring.com/

Take care
-AlV
 
There was a thread on this just the other day
 
AlV said:
I'm not sure if you Checked out Bill Evans... but he's got some pretty nice stuff if you want to keep it original (not saying you do)

He doesn't make the Dash Harness but he has the parts you'll need if you want to bring the original stuff back. When I reconditioned my Dash harness I bought the connectors and other stuff from him. I've spoken with him a few times and he's been super helpful.

http://www.evanswiring.com/

Take care
-AlV
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I replaced the engine harness and the trans harness from Evans, they were great but the harness' they make are limited
 
pyrojim said:
I replaced the engine harness and the trans harness from Evans, they were great but the harness' they make are limited
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Thanks for the feedback. :) what was limited about them?
I'm going to need to do my engine compartment over the next few months so I'm interested as most are.
 
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