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Installing new wiring harness 200 1983

posted by  jbowser on  Sun Feb 9 13:15 CST 2003
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I couldn't even see about 80% of the harness on my Turbo with the intake on, I could not have done it with manifold in place. Plus, the old harness was so stiff and greasy it was hard enough to yank it out even when I could get both hands on it! All I did was unhook the vacuum lines to the intake, unbolt the intake and tie it back out of the way with a coathanger. Once I did that I could get at everything and it afforded me the opportunity to change all of the vacuum lines under there.

Good luck,

Justin
83 Turbo






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