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Clarance J · 01-01-2018, 04:27 AM

Hey guys. I've got 2 cents to throw into the bucket. This is the kit I bought in 2010. I bought it because of the price and it looked complete enough to get me started and was what I could afford at the time.

Like a lot of you out there I had never wired up a complete system before. When I opened the box and saw all those wires I thought what have I gotten myself into this time.

Now about the kit. It was just like it stated. The wires were all long enough for the front and rear. They were labeled every 4 inches which made it easy to keep track of. They had the correct color GM code.

The instruction sheets that came with the kit were easy to follow and showed all the different systems like dash layout, charging system, ignition, plus wiring the column for all the lights and turn signals.

All in all it worked out for me. I would buy this kit again. Time wise the job took me about 2 weeks to do.

Good luck on your wiring.

Earl

01-01-2018, 04:27 AM	#26
Clarance J Registered User Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Grants Pass Oregon Posts: 473	Re: AD wiring Hey guys. I've got 2 cents to throw into the bucket. This is the kit I bought in 2010. I bought it because of the price and it looked complete enough to get me started and was what I could afford at the time. Like a lot of you out there I had never wired up a complete system before. When I opened the box and saw all those wires I thought what have I gotten myself into this time. Now about the kit. It was just like it stated. The wires were all long enough for the front and rear. They were labeled every 4 inches which made it easy to keep track of. They had the correct color GM code. The instruction sheets that came with the kit were easy to follow and showed all the different systems like dash layout, charging system, ignition, plus wiring the column for all the lights and turn signals. All in all it worked out for me. I would buy this kit again. Time wise the job took me about 2 weeks to do. Good luck on your wiring. Earl Attached Images __________________ You have to have patiences or you'll be one.