Painless wiring harness
08-21-2005, 09:01 PM
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Painless wiring harness Anybody running a painless harness for a drag only car? Im looking to do away with all non essential computer functions. So basically I need the engine harness and head and tail lamps and blinkers. Any other info on drag setups would be appreciated as well. Thanks
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It not a Painless harness. We just modified our stock harness. You can read the post here
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ght=project+ss
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ght=project+ss
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I'm about half way through clipping my stock harness and it's not too bad. Things are actually pretty organized once you get all the harness' apart. I would keep pluggin away at the stock one. You can get the Painless one from Jeg's for $500-600 if you wanted to go that route. I'm not so sure that they come with headlight/tail lamp wiring though.
BTW: I'm not so sure that you can bybass the BCM with the stock harness, I have to look into that some more.
BTW: I'm not so sure that you can bybass the BCM with the stock harness, I have to look into that some more.
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Originally Posted by GM Muscle
BTW: I'm not so sure that you can bybass the BCM with the stock harness, I have to look into that some more.
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Originally Posted by Project_SS
If you notice in the first picture you will see that we did remove the BCM. As you mentioned its fairly easy once you get started. just be sure to take your time and have the service manual.
Do u have power windows? and if so how did u get rid of the BCM and retain the power windows?
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Originally Posted by Project_SS
If you notice in the first picture you will see that we did remove the BCM. As you mentioned its fairly easy once you get started. just be sure to take your time and have the service manual.
