Smokin' Gauges!
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Tug-n-pull
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I would not get in any hurry! LMAO Tug[addsig]
I would not get in any hurry! LMAO Tug[addsig]
Tug-n-pull
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4X4 mag has a wireing artical in this month looks like a lot of good pointers there check it out. as for cost (not cheap) best I can do to help you. sorry tug[addsig]
4X4 mag has a wireing artical in this month looks like a lot of good pointers there check it out. as for cost (not cheap) best I can do to help you. sorry tug[addsig]
Tug-n-pull
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scrach out bronco and wright in Jeep it will still give good points to help you out. tug[addsig]
scrach out bronco and wright in Jeep it will still give good points to help you out. tug[addsig]
J10@Mt.EdenKy
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some one help out this nice guy :evil: :-D
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edited by: Tug-n-pull, Jul 09, 2003 - 06:09 PM[addsig]
some one help out this nice guy :evil: :-D
edited by tugnpull
edited by: Tug-n-pull, Jul 09, 2003 - 06:09 PM[addsig]
Tug-n-pull
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Come on J10 play nice! Tug[addsig]
Come on J10 play nice! Tug[addsig]
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Wher do you live? In Phoenix Az. theres a bone yard of mostly jeeps. some times you can work out a deal with them to maybe buy one with the parts you need, IE, wireing, bed, etc. the best way I've found to find my parts is to buy an old broke down one like mine and combine them into one great one.I have 2 J-10 p-ups and 3 cherokees....[addsig]
Wher do you live? In Phoenix Az. theres a bone yard of mostly jeeps. some times you can work out a deal with them to maybe buy one with the parts you need, IE, wireing, bed, etc. the best way I've found to find my parts is to buy an old broke down one like mine and combine them into one great one.I have 2 J-10 p-ups and 3 cherokees....[addsig]
rockwrangler
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I helped my buddy rewire a 69 waggy and wasnt all that hard it was just very time consuming. My advice is to spend the money and by the proper color wires for the job(check you chilton or haynes book) it will make it much easier as you go along and lable every thing at the orig. dest. and half way along. It sounds like a pain the arss but it is well worth it. If you decide to go for it plan it taking a while and just be patient. :-D [addsig]
I helped my buddy rewire a 69 waggy and wasnt all that hard it was just very time consuming. My advice is to spend the money and by the proper color wires for the job(check you chilton or haynes book) it will make it much easier as you go along and lable every thing at the orig. dest. and half way along. It sounds like a pain the arss but it is well worth it. If you decide to go for it plan it taking a while and just be patient. :-D [addsig]
PASmokeater
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You could also check out an Painless wire harness..as far as cost I'm not sure, but I know it comes with detailed schems and everything you need
...An actual write up about instaling one click here
Rob
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You could also check out an Painless wire harness..as far as cost I'm not sure, but I know it comes with detailed schems and everything you need
...An actual write up about instaling one click here
Rob
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