I plan on replacing all the wiring soon. I was looking at YTmag.com at their wiring harnesses and they have like 6 or so. Which one is a complete harness?
Or is there a better place I should buy from?
Thanks
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Hey Greg. I have a '48 with single headlight wires and a cutout relay. I purchased p/n 351325R91 from here http://www.cngco.com/oem.electric.html ........ You never have too many sources to choose from ............... Hope this helps.
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Call Ken Updike at Carter & Gruenewald. Tell him what you have and he will get you the right harness.
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If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
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I received a new 7 conductor wiring harness from John Brillman last week. I was very impressed with his quality craftsmanship. He duplicates the original cloth braided insulated conductors that came on the original older Cubs. If you are interested check him out http://brillman.com/
He threw in the cut out lead at no extra charge, and shipped to me in 3 days.
He threw in the cut out lead at no extra charge, and shipped to me in 3 days.
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