wiring
#1
wiring
Ok, I have a real mess on my hands. I picked up a 1984 Ramcharger 4WD Prospector badging about two years ago. Here's the most recent:
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2261175/4
Anyways, the electrical is shot. Shot as in a battery exploded under the hood from the previous owner, shot as in I took the dash out and there was a calculator left in there, and shot is shorting/burned wires from the old allen wrench connectors that were not tightened. So I went junkyarding and I have 2 donor harness, and turns out they are trashed too.
Anyone here tried the painless route? Like the gauge harness/ engine and I am thinking about the 18 circuit universal truck harness. Any help? I looked for the newb board but was unable to find it.
Thanks
Gavin[/align]
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2261175/4
Anyways, the electrical is shot. Shot as in a battery exploded under the hood from the previous owner, shot as in I took the dash out and there was a calculator left in there, and shot is shorting/burned wires from the old allen wrench connectors that were not tightened. So I went junkyarding and I have 2 donor harness, and turns out they are trashed too.
Anyone here tried the painless route? Like the gauge harness/ engine and I am thinking about the 18 circuit universal truck harness. Any help? I looked for the newb board but was unable to find it.
Thanks
Gavin[/align]
#3
RE: wiring
Hey 1996Ram318,
I am memeber on rcc.com as well. Here's a previous post from there:
Ok, so I have come to this conclusion:
I am wiring it myself
So I found this for the either the gauges (mechanical,electrical) wiring wise:
http://www.painlessperformance.com/w...SearchField=22
Now if I get this for the rest of it for the interior:
http://www.painlessperformance.com/w...rchField=10202
Now here is the email I sent the painlesswiring guy.
Hey Dennis a couple more quick questions. We were thinking of using #10204, and splicing in length and connectors when needed. I also needed a engine wiring harness. If I was to go with #10204, which would be compatiable? Gauge wiring wise which is compatiable with #10204, #30301 or #30302. I really don't have a preferance and if I am going to take this on and I have checked online, it can be done from what I read. My bottom line question is, if I go with the 18 circuit harness I need a compatible engine harness/gauge harness. How do they connect? Or what really what are my options. I know modifying is a most wire wise, but the connects of the harness is my concern now.
Thanks alot,
Gavin
So I will probally hear back tommarow. I really need to get something rolling on this I just rebuilt my motor and it needs to be toyed with but I need electrical to do that ya know? LOL
-Gavin
I am memeber on rcc.com as well. Here's a previous post from there:
Ok, so I have come to this conclusion:
I am wiring it myself
So I found this for the either the gauges (mechanical,electrical) wiring wise:
http://www.painlessperformance.com/w...SearchField=22
Now if I get this for the rest of it for the interior:
http://www.painlessperformance.com/w...rchField=10202
Now here is the email I sent the painlesswiring guy.
Hey Dennis a couple more quick questions. We were thinking of using #10204, and splicing in length and connectors when needed. I also needed a engine wiring harness. If I was to go with #10204, which would be compatiable? Gauge wiring wise which is compatiable with #10204, #30301 or #30302. I really don't have a preferance and if I am going to take this on and I have checked online, it can be done from what I read. My bottom line question is, if I go with the 18 circuit harness I need a compatible engine harness/gauge harness. How do they connect? Or what really what are my options. I know modifying is a most wire wise, but the connects of the harness is my concern now.
Thanks alot,
Gavin
So I will probally hear back tommarow. I really need to get something rolling on this I just rebuilt my motor and it needs to be toyed with but I need electrical to do that ya know? LOL
-Gavin
#4
#6
RE: wiring
i have a 85 ex rcmp ramcharger and they ****ed up all the wires with there ****. i am looking at a aftermaket wiring harness. they are makd for chev but come with drawings for dodger and ford. looking really easy. only thing i was told was i would have to figure out where all the sterring colum wires went to the harness.