Painless 3G harness...
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I had a stock ammeter converted to a volt meter to keep the stock look...
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The back of the gauge should read, "nut cannot touch ground."
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Yeah, the kit isn't cheap. You can utilize the loom from a donor vehicle.hillcountryflt wrote:Thanks for throwing that information out there. That is one of the projects listed as "I wannas" in my world.
Wow that painless wiring kit is not exactly painless on the budget. I thought the 3G was something that done with "existing" parts. I did understand the factory alternator gauge had to be modified.
What did you do for a volt meter?meteor545 wrote:budget way:
i went to the wrecking yard and got an alt from a 95 taurus took a long chunk of the big thick charge cable.
the small wires that are hooked to the alt, i cut as much of that out as possible
i went scrounging around the yard for a maxi fuse and holder in the same rating as the one in the taurus. (97 ish f150 iirc)
i used the wiring diagrams in the sticky on here (very simple)
used an impact to remove the pulley from both, used a washer as a spacer and installed the v belt pulley onto the new alt
it bolted right up works perfect
total cost 25 bucks
took maybe a half an hour
Thanks, buddy!CNM67 wrote:Looks great!!!!!!
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Very useful info Bobby. Thanks!
You're engine bay looks awesome. And your truck sounds good too. I saw your donut vid on yt.![]()