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Wiring Harness Types
Incorporating an OEM replacement harness will maintain your vehicle's authentic appearance and ensure compatibility with stock wiring, without requiring modifications. However, it is important to note that the technology's performance in the harness is limited to the capabilities available at the time your vehicle was manufactured. Integrating accessories may be challenging due to the limited power supply. The four main harness categories include engine, front light, body/dash, and rear body. Accessory harnesses, such as power windows or air conditioning, are typically sold separately and must be purchased individually.
Classic Update Type. Classic Update kits are designed for projects that require more circuits than were available in the original chassis harness. Provides updated fuses, connectors, and wire gauge sizes to accommodate higher-amp alternators and other components. Each kit includes all the basics needed to rewire a vehicle from the headlights to the taillights.
Universal Harness Kit. A universal harness can handle the most demanding power requirements and accessories with flexibility in fuse box placement. Also, it allows freedom to customize your vehicle wiring to your performance needs. Most kits come with extended lengths of wire; however, components such as bulb holders, switches, and connectors are not included. The items must be purchased separately.
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