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Small Clock Wiring Harness 200 1989

posted by  kmcmahont on  Wed Jun 19 02:03 CST 2002
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Guys,

I pulled a small clock out of a wreck this weekend, but I didn't get the harness to the Tach. I know which wire goes where, but what size wire do I need? Last time I did something like this I melted my dash (long story).

PS: Is the guy who pulled the center armrest from the 86 244 in the Pick 'n Pull on Buford Hwy (Norcross GA?) on this board? (I saw you leaving) How much do you want for it? It matches the seats.

Terry
(back home in Indiana)








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Small Clock Wiring Harness 200 1989

posted by  Don Foster on  Wed Jun 19 02:07 CST 2002
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"...but what size wire do I need?"

The clock and its panel light draw almost no current. 22-24 gauge wire would more than enough. Your main concern is using wire that has sufficient mechanical strength.
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Don Foster (near Cape Cod, MA)








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Small Clock Wiring Harness 200 1989

posted by  kmcmahont on  Wed Jun 19 02:09 CST 2002
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Damn that was fast, Thanks a lot!

Terry.







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