I had to change from the truck brackets to ones from kwik performance so this picture isnt the most current but the best I have for now. 
Truck harness layout
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Truck harness layout Has anyone used a truck harness with a car intake on their build? I am using one and the way it lays out on my engine looks awful. 
Is there a way to make it look good? If so does anyone have any pics?
Is there a way to make it look good? If so does anyone have any pics? At bare minimum, the INJ connectors need to be swapped. To do it right, you need to go deeper
This started as a hacked up truck harness
Methods
http://www.thirdgen.org/techboard/po...009-post4.html
This started as a hacked up truck harness
Methods
http://www.thirdgen.org/techboard/po...009-post4.html
I generally retain the truck PCM location mounted behind the drivers headlight. Mount relays and fuses next to the PCM. Then re-reroute the Crank Position Sensor wires and pass O2 to go over the engine on the drvr intake side of the engine and shorten the O2 sensor wires. I have one trunk from the PCM to the DRVR intake side (inj, coil, TPS, IAC ECT, etc) and then down to the trans. At the rear of the intake, I add the OBD2 port and CEL (extended wires) to the engine compartment. From the rear of the intake, I have the passenger injector/coil power going back toward the front of the pass side intake . Makes for a pretty clean install.
I mounted my PCM on the inside on the firewall, so all of the wires feed back to it. For now I just have it wired up so it runs, and haven't really "cleaned up the wiring yet. I have a small fuse block mounted on the radiator core support, and those wires run in between the inner and outer fenders, then through the firewall also.
When I get it all cleaned up, the wiring should be pretty hidden.
When I get it all cleaned up, the wiring should be pretty hidden.
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I found mine in a yard from a 3800 V6 car. I just cut them off and added them (solder / heat shrink tubing) to my harness.
I used a truck harness on my car but it took a lot of work to make it lay out decent. I have it at a point where I will open the hood and show people but it still isn't "factory" looking just yet.
I used a truck harness on my car but it took a lot of work to make it lay out decent. I have it at a point where I will open the hood and show people but it still isn't "factory" looking just yet.
