Need Source For 2001 Engine Wiring Harness
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Burning Brakes
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From: The Woodlands Texas
Need Source For 2001 Engine Wiring Harness
I searched the for sale forum and no joy there. My main engine wiring harness (runs from ECM to starter, alternator, and a couple dozen other points (big hairy harness in engine bay) has cooked and become brittle so I need to replace it. Car runs but throwing codes.
I would buy a new GM OEM one if I knew what the part number is but neither my Helms books nor many web sites seem to know.
Anybody out there have an idea?
Thanks.
I would buy a new GM OEM one if I knew what the part number is but neither my Helms books nor many web sites seem to know.
Anybody out there have an idea?
Thanks.
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I searched the for sale forum and no joy there. My main engine wiring harness (runs from ECM to starter, alternator, and a couple dozen other points (big hairy harness in engine bay) has cooked and become brittle so I need to replace it. Car runs but throwing codes.
I would buy a new GM OEM one if I knew what the part number is but neither my Helms books nor many web sites seem to know.
Anybody out there have an idea?
Thanks.
I would buy a new GM OEM one if I knew what the part number is but neither my Helms books nor many web sites seem to know.
Anybody out there have an idea?
Thanks.
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Jan 2002
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From: The Woodlands Texas
Yeah, the headers baked the plastic and made the harness hard and brittle. I tried a local repair but am getting enough voltage bleed to throw charge fault codes. So, I figure I'll just replace the harness with a good one.
Thanks for the help everyone.
Thanks for the help everyone.
Pro
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I had to replace the one on my '03 coupe when I bought it as it had been hit hard there. Expect to pay $500 for a good used one. Ck out the used parts suppliers on here. Make sure you tell them year and whether it's a std. or automatic. No fun changing either. I removed the intake manifold when doing mine. Made the job much easier.Oh, and a new harness is close to two thousand bucks!!!! Take your time and good luck!!!!!!!
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