Wiring Harness
05-03-2015, 03:35 PM
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Wiring Harness
Decided to replace some freeze plugs after the winter, 1 on one side and two on the drivers side. Yes.. 2 freeze plugs were under the motor mounts on each side. Really not that bad of a job after all.
The issue is the truck was running after I parked it, and now after trying to figure out why the truck just cranks over, and no head lights, I dug a little deeper to the back of the firewall on drivers side I found the bulk of my wires chewed off.
What is the name of the wiring harness I need to replace that bolts on to a box on the firewall so I can find a new or used replacement. I know there are specific wiring harnesses.
Thanks in advance and sorry for being winded here folks!
Seabeechief
The issue is the truck was running after I parked it, and now after trying to figure out why the truck just cranks over, and no head lights, I dug a little deeper to the back of the firewall on drivers side I found the bulk of my wires chewed off.
What is the name of the wiring harness I need to replace that bolts on to a box on the firewall so I can find a new or used replacement. I know there are specific wiring harnesses.
Thanks in advance and sorry for being winded here folks!
Seabeechief
05-06-2015, 08:37 PM
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Engine wiring harness is the piece on the engine itself. There should be a joiner near the power distribution box where it connects to the underhood wiring harness. It's an assembly line thing - the engine gets mated to the frame with the engine wiring harness already all attached and gets attached to the underhood harness or maybe engine compartment harness with a bolted on connector that's already attached to the fenderwell.
Just don't want you to end up with the wrong piece of wiring -
Just don't want you to end up with the wrong piece of wiring -