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cparman · 04-29-2010, 09:14 PM

I replaced a fuse in a 63 Impala today and it did not blow!!!!
Wiring IMO is a skill that requires a bunch of patience, I have done some, and the ones that I enjoyed, were the ones that were a challenge. I pulled the dash out of a 57 TBird, and rewired the whole car. There are 4, yes 4 inline fuses in the whole car. Everything worked when I was done, had no fasteners left over, looked like someone else had done it. The owner still speaks to me. ALL GOOD. IMO you need to have thought about it for a while before digging in, and MARK EVERYTHING YOU REMOVE , in some way so when you forget something you have a cheat sheet. Most of the wiring harnesses offered by AAW or M&H are plug and play, until you get to your mods. Brain on Beer down, and enjoy!

04-29-2010, 09:14 PM	#7
cparman sharp as a marble Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: atlantic beach,florida Posts: 1,082	Re: Share your best electrical projects I replaced a fuse in a 63 Impala today and it did not blow!!!! Wiring IMO is a skill that requires a bunch of patience, I have done some, and the ones that I enjoyed, were the ones that were a challenge. I pulled the dash out of a 57 TBird, and rewired the whole car. There are 4, yes 4 inline fuses in the whole car. Everything worked when I was done, had no fasteners left over, looked like someone else had done it. The owner still speaks to me. ALL GOOD. IMO you need to have thought about it for a while before digging in, and MARK EVERYTHING YOU REMOVE , in some way so when you forget something you have a cheat sheet. Most of the wiring harnesses offered by AAW or M&H are plug and play, until you get to your mods. Brain on Beer down, and enjoy!