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CSHADES · 11-23-2021, 02:24 PM

actually i did draw it out before i did it. part of my job in the shop is rewiring classic cars. i am not an expert nor can i do it with out drawing a map but i have learned a few things over the years of doing this. replacing the harness just seemed to be more work than i needed to do to get this to work correctly. but i will admit the stupid loop from the gauge to tank and back again to the switch for the fuel gauge did make me stop and look at it again. i worked in a pontiac/gmc dealer in the 80s and dealt with gm's 1 harness for each model and add to it as needed.

11-23-2021, 02:24 PM	#124
CSHADES Registered User Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: portage wi Posts: 503	Re: Rebuilding my 1977 plow truck actually i did draw it out before i did it. part of my job in the shop is rewiring classic cars. i am not an expert nor can i do it with out drawing a map but i have learned a few things over the years of doing this. replacing the harness just seemed to be more work than i needed to do to get this to work correctly. but i will admit the stupid loop from the gauge to tank and back again to the switch for the fuel gauge did make me stop and look at it again. i worked in a pontiac/gmc dealer in the 80s and dealt with gm's 1 harness for each model and add to it as needed. Last edited by CSHADES; 11-23-2021 at 03:58 PM.