67 dash harness install
11-27-2015, 05:08 PM
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67 dash harness install
I learned to dip stick THE FORUM before starting some of the things I done in the past..this is no exception!
Dash done By Bill Harrison..some wiring issues with original dash loom
got a new loom from Lectric limited..so the question is>>>>>
Ok to install all the dash wiring on the bench..and place associated loom in... at the time of dash (getting ready to button up) in place...then hook up fuse box and radio and clock and glove box etc?
with glove box out..of course
original loom still in place....
need to remove speaker grill?
if any other do's and don't pls relay now..
Bluzrocker
Dash done By Bill Harrison..some wiring issues with original dash loom
got a new loom from Lectric limited..so the question is>>>>>
Ok to install all the dash wiring on the bench..and place associated loom in... at the time of dash (getting ready to button up) in place...then hook up fuse box and radio and clock and glove box etc?
with glove box out..of course
original loom still in place....
need to remove speaker grill?
if any other do's and don't pls relay now..
Bluzrocker
11-27-2015, 06:51 PM
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Sounds like it could work but doing that your going to need a helping hand or two.
11-27-2015, 06:55 PM
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dash
tx Keith...so is the standard way with dash out...install loom first and the wire up the dash...I do have a buddie coming up from So Cal to help with this operation...has extensive auto and equipment electrical back ground so there will be two of us...whats your thoughts on this..?
11-27-2015, 06:58 PM
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Either way will work.
11-27-2015, 06:59 PM
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I learned to dip stick THE FORUM before starting some of the things I done in the past..this is no exception!
Dash done By Bill Harrison..some wiring issues with original dash loom
got a new loom from Lectric limited..so the question is>>>>>
Ok to install all the dash wiring on the bench..and place associated loom in... at the time of dash (getting ready to button up) in place...then hook up fuse box and radio and clock and glove box etc?
with glove box out..of course
original loom still in place....
need to remove speaker grill?
if any other do's and don't pls relay now..
Bluzrocker
Dash done By Bill Harrison..some wiring issues with original dash loom
got a new loom from Lectric limited..so the question is>>>>>
Ok to install all the dash wiring on the bench..and place associated loom in... at the time of dash (getting ready to button up) in place...then hook up fuse box and radio and clock and glove box etc?
with glove box out..of course
original loom still in place....
need to remove speaker grill?
if any other do's and don't pls relay now..
Bluzrocker
11-27-2015, 07:02 PM
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Also have fun routing the new harnes they way you like it. They don't bend and conform very well
11-27-2015, 07:13 PM
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speaker grill
have to put in a de-froster duct at this time I suppose the grill will have to be removed to get that put in??your thought's on that pls
..might go in with glove box out as it will be out to install harness
..might go in with glove box out as it will be out to install harness
Just take good picture of old harness it will get in the way installing new one .Mark all connectors take time hooking them up making sure they are correct The speaker grill if it fits tight on top and your not painting it leave it they are hard to pull down level once bent .
11-27-2015, 08:04 PM
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Some one on my car has loosened the grill it was up in corner and I spent a day trying to tighten to put it back down it was a real pain .
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