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Tailgate harness repair 200 1990

posted by  Art Benstein on  Tue Oct 25 19:32 CST 2016
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Sorry, you either need budget or tools.

Going with budget, you buy replacement harnesses and use minimal tools to install them.

If you can borrow some wiring tools, you may be able to find enough good harness left in the originals to move the unbroken section into the hinge, or do as some have and bypass the hinges altogether from tailgate to headliner.

Sorry for the lack of clarity; this is one of the first repairs I made to our wagon back in 2000, I think, still sizing pics for dialup users. You're probably going to find better info by googling for youtubes on tailgate harness replacement:





















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