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Sun Aug 19, 2007, 03:56 AM
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After market wiring harness
As some of you know I purchased an EZ-Wiring harness for my car.
I bought the 21-circuit setup and was glad I did.
Here are some things I learned.
1 – It is not easy and if you can’t read a wiring diagram you should not do this.
2 – You must save all of your old harness and connections. I used the original connections and attached them to the new harness wires. This helped keep the shrink tubing to a minimum. I used a dremel tool to slit the crimped connection, soldered the harness wire to the old connector and slipped it into the AMC plastic connector shield.
3 – You MUST, MUST have a wiring diagram for your year of car.
4 – As someone mentioned in another thread, your car came with an ammeter not a voltmeter.
5 – The after market outfits do not cater to AMC. AMC mixed and matched the Big 3 stuff so you must do a bit of detective work and throw in some logical thinking to get things working.
6 – Be innovative and don’t be afraid to deviate from the instructions. I used the Cruise Control circuit to run my defroster.
7 - The NSS is kicking my butt but as soon as I figure out how to wire it I will let you know.
8 – It was worth it but if I had to do it over I would probably buy a reproduction harness if I had the option.
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