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engine fire recovery 140-160

posted by  s_r_c on  Sat Jun 24 10:04 CST 2006
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Truely a devastating situation; glad to hear people can help you out. I second the opinion that you should make a new harness. You probably would have otherwise ended up building one over time as the original deteriorated, and this leaves you the opportunity to make upgrades and know the wiring backwards and forwards. There's a very good, short and cheap book the title of which escapes me presently but is oriented for people building kit cars, and doing the electrical from scratch or making another car's harness work. If you're interested shoot me an email thru the profile and I'll send you the title or ISBN.

Best of luck with the rest of it.
-Sean
--
1966 122s; 1970 142s






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