Wiring Harness Race Mod
Also depends on how clean you want the harness. I yanked both internal and external harnesses, layed them out on the floor and chased each wire to the source.
Your finger tips are going to hurt ;-)
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I went through and labeled all of the plugs when I removed them. I tried using alldata, but for me it didn't make any sense. It helped on a couple things, but mostly just confused me.
When I started I would choose a plug that I knew I would no longer be using. I then chased all of the wires from that plug to see what they tied into. The factory harness has a lot of odd circuitry. Weird things tie into each other like the power seat and the rear defroster. Follow all of the wires before you start trimming them.
I removed all of the wires from the connector that plugs the interior harness into the underhood harness. I left most of the ones running out of the fuse box though. If I ever need power I can just tie into those.
You are right, Speartech, there a sponsor on here -----> http://www.speartech.com/ Its $450 for them to rework your factory harness. And from what i hear hes a ex-employee from GM. He was a wiring engineer, we bought a 4l60e swap harness for my buddys ls1 car and it was nothing but QUALITY. He uses all GM factors plugs and seals. Little pricy but worth it IMO knowing that nothing is gonna short out or fry a pcm.
Next project is to get rid of the OEM fuse boxes and replace and relocate them inside the car. I have to pull the engine anyway.
or maybe not. i just called speartech, and their harness is a stand alone setup. it wont plug into any of the external harness. so no ignition, guages, lights etc. so back to the drawing board. i guess i am going to be pulling it all out myself... if anyone in south florida wants to help ill buy the beer!
Last edited by firefighting1101; Jul 28, 2009 at 12:42 PM.





