painless wiring harness for a street car?
Has anybody used one of these before? How easy or hard is it to setup compared to a rewired stock harness? I just need the basics to qualify a SFWD car. The car that I have has no wiring whatsoever in it anymore and it's a preOBD car.
My plan is to run the obd2 engine harness to the engine with an obd2-obd1 adapter and run the painless wiring for interior and all other accesories. I also have access to an obd1 integra interior harness but figured the painless might be easier to delete what I don't need.
Just found these guys. http://www.ezwiring.com They look like nice kits for half the price of Painless.
Modified by paul vang at 10:33 PM 9/27/2006
My plan is to run the obd2 engine harness to the engine with an obd2-obd1 adapter and run the painless wiring for interior and all other accesories. I also have access to an obd1 integra interior harness but figured the painless might be easier to delete what I don't need.
Just found these guys. http://www.ezwiring.com They look like nice kits for half the price of Painless.
Modified by paul vang at 10:33 PM 9/27/2006
i would like to know the same thing too. iwas thinking about doing it but dont want to spend 100 hours rewiring the damn car
My car wiring was rough when I got it so I rewired from scratch. I started with a painless fuse box and wired the entire car from there. The engine harness is a 99-00 Si that I removed all the usesless crap from. engine/dash harnesses are totally seperate and can be removed easily.
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Could also look into these guys. They are local to me and I've used a bunch of their products for my race harness and electronics panel. Very helpful people there 
http://ronfrancis.com

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