building a wiring harness

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Annie Oakley
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building a wiring harness

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I have an 88 Bronco II, 5-speed, 2.9L, 4WD.

There's an 89 Bronco II in a local junk yard that I'm thinking about stripping the wiring from and using it as a pattern for a new harness for my 88. I don't know if the junker was standard or automatic, but it does have power windows (mine doesn't).

Any comments or suggestions?
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tekatlarge
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You might be better off using the 89 harness in your rig instead of building a copy harness. :puke:

Try getting all of the different color coded wire to build a harness. Then you either buy all new connectors or try and salvage the connectors. Unless you were running a rig with just the basics i.e. just ignition and start. and a carburetor it is quite a job. I have done complete re-wires and I tell you what, it is not as easy or cheap to build your own. :hmmm:

The upside of doing one by hand is by the time you are done you will know every electrical system in your rig completely! :beer: :laugh: :cool:
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