Reply to "Need wiring harness for 1973 L"

rmccallMember

I have used Ron Francis products to completely wire several Panreras. His is the only harness that I know of which allows you to attach the leads to the fuse panel yourself. All of the others have the wires already attached meaning that if they are too short, you have to splice in an extension to make it work. I will highly recommend using the original relay for the headlight doors. Having that one piece really simplifies the wiring needed to make the headlights work as well powering the lift motors. Using the original hazard switch helps as well. Having the correct plugs for things like the tail light buckets etc..helps but it is not necessary.

Ron

3/16/173:55 AM

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