Centech wiring harness

[thesnake]

Trust me, the Centech is the way to go. I wouldn't touch painless with a barge pole....<br><br>snake

 

[Guest]

CENTECH all the way. I originally bought a Painless and then my friend called me up and said he just bought the Centech........we laid them side by side and there was NO comparison. Go w/the Centech

 

[Sharkman]

Just put the finishing touches on the Centex kit about 10 minuts ago. I had a few hang up's, but after a few tips from people on this group it went in with no problems. My wife is a little concerned about me since I came in for a cold Shiner Bock with my arms over my head shouting that I'm a "Bronco God". But hey who here has not done that.<br><br>For those of you that helped. Thanks a million.<br><br>Steve

 

[66horse]

Gotta love that Shiner Bock!

 

[edjolly]

Got on the Ron Francis web site and, well, I'm glad I went Centech. The RF kit is the same price and not prefabbed--you need to create each circuit and wrap the harness yourself, if I am to believe what I see.<br><br>Putting the Centech in was tough enough. I'd hate to have had to build the thing as well.<br><br>Ed<br>

 

[chuck]

Each wire is marked with painted words saying what it is for about every 1' so I just cut every wire and remove all the stock wires and cut the wires going to the turn and marker lights just past the stock connector. That stops a lot of confusion for me. I also use the provided plugs, sometimes they are a little hard to get in but once they are in they stay put.