body side cab wire harness a mess
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body side cab wire harness a mess
2002 Ram 3500 Quad cab.
Pulled the dash to replace heater core only to find the previous owner hacked up the wiring for what I think was an alarm. Then before selling he cut the system out, twisted wires together to make things work and tucked it all up out of sight.
While working at restoring to the factory diagrams I've found connectors with wires cut and two extra Door Ajar connectors. There are connectors with no pins where the manual calls for one and others that have a wire of different color than what's listed.
I have both the printed and PDF versions of the manual and have spent many hours verifying the connectors are in fact who I think they are.
My question is this: Is there a company that make a complete replacement harness?
Pulled the dash to replace heater core only to find the previous owner hacked up the wiring for what I think was an alarm. Then before selling he cut the system out, twisted wires together to make things work and tucked it all up out of sight.
While working at restoring to the factory diagrams I've found connectors with wires cut and two extra Door Ajar connectors. There are connectors with no pins where the manual calls for one and others that have a wire of different color than what's listed.
I have both the printed and PDF versions of the manual and have spent many hours verifying the connectors are in fact who I think they are.
My question is this: Is there a company that make a complete replacement harness?
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Steve,
I had separated my harnesses so I could go literally from connector to connector, if I had any trouble "on the road".
Although it turned into a 6 month nightmare, I found many connectors and wires (correct color) available at several salvage yards.
Look at these resources as well:
https://www.genosgarage.com/
https://www.summitracing.com/
https://www.wirecare.com/interest/au...ve-motorsports
Get your service manual (PDF) and check the "Builder" section on the Dodge Ram website for Proprietary info
Good luck
I had separated my harnesses so I could go literally from connector to connector, if I had any trouble "on the road".
Although it turned into a 6 month nightmare, I found many connectors and wires (correct color) available at several salvage yards.
Look at these resources as well:
https://www.genosgarage.com/
https://www.summitracing.com/
https://www.wirecare.com/interest/au...ve-motorsports
Get your service manual (PDF) and check the "Builder" section on the Dodge Ram website for Proprietary info
Good luck
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