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[Bronco4x4]

Hello Nick. Do you offer the harness without the switches? I was planning on getting a Painless kit this way but now am considering yours. Any saving would be appreciated. Thanks, AL

 

[delconick]

Hello Nick. Do you offer the harness without the switches? I was planning on getting a Painless kit this way but now am considering yours. Any saving would be appreciated. Thanks, AL

The headlight and dimmer switches are specific to this harness and are not early Bronco. You would want those switches with the harness. I could set you up with a kit that is less the wiper and ignition switch.....

 

[trailerjack]

Looks like a great product. I honestly would pay a little extra to have it loomed in nicer loom than that plastic stuff....for some reason rats / mice love that plastic loom and never mess with other type loom. I guess worst case you can remove and re-loom with the good stuff.

If you say you can install that in 1/3 of the time of a painless, I would have a hard time believeing that. Painless is really as easy as it gets.

 

[delconick]

Looks like a great product. I honestly would pay a little extra to have it loomed in nicer loom than that plastic stuff....for some reason rats / mice love that plastic loom and never mess with other type loom. I guess worst case you can remove and re-loom with the good stuff.

If you say you can install that in 1/3 of the time of a painless, I would have a hard time believeing that. Painless is really as easy as it gets.

I have not seen the mice go after the plastic loom? There are pros and cons to the plastic / braided loom. If your running the wires in the fender well and not under the hood the plastic loom is better. If you are running the wires under the hood, I agree, The braided is better looking. The plastic is easier to remove-re install if needed. The braided will raise the price as its more labor intensive to install. We are debating what to do there......

For starters it takes a week and a half to read thier "book" that is the instruction sheet! We can call that 1/3 of the time savings LOL. You have to loom the painless harness, That alone is a massive time waster..... You have to : Figure out what to do with the big lump of additional circut wires that you do not need, Re layout the direction the wires go under the dash, figure out how your installing a dash speaker after you install that big fuse box, the sad firewall grommets you have to fight with. on and on.... I am not saying its not a decent product. I am just saying ours is an easier install.

I have installed them all. Our harness really is the fastest and easiest to install.

 

[trailerjack]

I have not seen the mice go after the plastic loom? There are pros and cons to the plastic / braided loom. If your running the wires in the fender well and not under the hood the plastic loom is better. If you are running the wires under the hood, I agree, The braided is better looking. The plastic is easier to remove-re install if needed. The braided will raise the price as its more labor intensive to install. We are debating what to do there......

For starters it takes a week and a half to read thier "book" that is the instruction sheet! We can call that 1/3 of the time savings LOL. You have to loom the painless harness, That alone is a massive time waster..... You have to : Figure out what to do with the big lump of additional circut wires that you do not need, Re layout the direction the wires go under the dash, figure out how your installing a dash speaker after you install that big fuse box, the sad firewall grommets you have to fight with. on and on.... I am not saying its not a decent product. I am just saying ours is an easier install.

I have installed them all. Our harness really is the fastest and easiest to install.

I'm not saying yours isn't easier, I'm just saying that painless, you open the manual on page one and follow the directions (I have no incentive to promote this product).

The timing couldnt have been better...I recently got a 74 that had been wired with the plastic loom and over the winter a mouse / or rat got in there and destroyed the engine harness. I re-did all the wiring and re loomed it and walked out today and something had gotten after the taillight harness....so I'm about to do that.

Not sure about up North, but I guess these texas mice/rats like these as I have had multiple friends tell me that there is something in the plastic loom that they like....

I'll def get a harness from you next time, especially if you offer it without the plastic loom!

 

[delconick]

I guess Norther Mice prefer air filters and seat foam LOL. That is crazy......

 

[Skiddy]

Putting this on my list

 

[delconick]

Putting this on my list

 

[Bronco4x4]

Nick, Speaking of mice >> Do you know if the harness wire casing is Soy based? I know that’s what was getting Tesla’s (not sure if fixed by them). Soy wire casing gets chewed up in alot of construction and farm equipment.