Anyway updated info on wiring harenesses

mx144Member

I was installing a new ignition module system in my car and saw that there have been too many people under the dash messing around with the wiring. Some of the wires are labeled but in faded pencil and other components are just completely missing. So rather than unscramble the mess I contemplating replacing it with an aftermarket system.

I've checked out American Auto Wiring Highway 22, Clean Wiring solutions and Painless but I was wondering if anyone had any updated experience with any of these universal products.

By the way my car has Pantera Electrontic an ATO fuse panel, fan control module and MSD ignition with and upgraded single wire GM alternator. Other than that I was considering installing a stereo with a reversing camera and maybe upgrade the headlights.

5/14/1511:41 AM

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