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Which wiring harness?

BroncoJAK

Bronco Guru
Joined
Sep 24, 2002
Messages
2,813
Just put a Centech in OBB. Straight forward install. We have a Ron Francis we decided not to use due to time. He did give us a good deal. So rather than send it back, I'd be happy to make someone a deal on it. PM me if anyone is interested.
 

feitctaj

FNG
Joined
May 3, 2003
Messages
4,319
Loc.
Group W Bench
MMMmmmmm? You said future expansion was important?
then the painless and the centech are OUT.
The Francis is MADE to expand
 

Skuzzlebutt

PhD, Dr. of Broncology
Joined
May 26, 2001
Messages
4,393
Loc.
Honeymoon Bay
My Centech 'structions says they have added six additional fuses to the fuse block. I bought mine less than a year ago so it may be a new feature. Also, it came ready to use the stock ignition switch. Which is an improvement over previous years. I bought from BC.

Centech kit did not come come with the turn signal switch/harness. I don't think the others do either.

The only problem I had with Centech was finding the correct size hole saw for the grommets thru the firewall. I knew a store that definitely had one but the nearby stores I tried first (Sears/Lows/H. Despot) did not carry it. & my already having an 18" long 3/8" pilot bit made it easier to use.
 
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