Ok, I'm in the process of rewiring my 1969 40 via a VERY generic 12 circuit wiring harness from JTOutfitters. So far it I have been very pleased with the harness. One of the best things in my opinion that makes installation easier is that each colored wire is numbered and labeled what it is every four inches. However, since this is my first electrical wiring project ever I have a few things I'm not clear of.
The kit supplies one 14 gage wire to power the in dash lighting. On my new instrument cluster I'm using Autometer gauges and each gauge has it's own light. the power wires from each light is 20 gage. How can I connect 6 power wires into that one 14 gage wire? (Right now I have four gauges when I get enough money I will buy a speedo and tach so eventually there will be six)
I'm not real familiar with wiring connector's but are there any crimp type connectors that connect three wired together?
The wiper (mounted on the top of the windshield) has four wires coming from the wiper motor that ends in a plug. The old harness had four similar wires pluged in here. The new harness however provides one 16 gage wire for the wiper SWITCH what wires go to the wiper itself?
Thanks guys for any help you can provide. I'm sure I'll have more questions as I go.
The kit supplies one 14 gage wire to power the in dash lighting. On my new instrument cluster I'm using Autometer gauges and each gauge has it's own light. the power wires from each light is 20 gage. How can I connect 6 power wires into that one 14 gage wire? (Right now I have four gauges when I get enough money I will buy a speedo and tach so eventually there will be six)
I'm not real familiar with wiring connector's but are there any crimp type connectors that connect three wired together?
The wiper (mounted on the top of the windshield) has four wires coming from the wiper motor that ends in a plug. The old harness had four similar wires pluged in here. The new harness however provides one 16 gage wire for the wiper SWITCH what wires go to the wiper itself?
Thanks guys for any help you can provide. I'm sure I'll have more questions as I go.