Installing Haywire Wiring Harness

I show you how to install a new wiring harness into your vintage car!
Big thanks to Haywire for the harness and switches!
www.haywireinc.com
Big thanks to Vintage Auto Garage for the 12v Bulb kit!
vintageautogarage.com/?gclid=...

[@sirshaggy1969]

GREAT info here Zach!... Can you advise of the Haywire part number for the harness you are showing in this video? If you revealed it I missed it. Thanks so much in advance!

[@aroundlinemen]

Great job , you do a good job .thanks

[@WiredCustomsSpeedShop]

Thanks for watching!

[@chuckb9867]

Great job can't wait for the rest of the series you should be a school teacher

[@WiredCustomsSpeedShop]

Thanks Chuck! I use to be a military instructor

[@chuckb9867]

@@WiredCustomsSpeedShop that makes sense to me now

[@philpettit145]

Hey Zack.....I'm liking your content. I just came across your site and as an early ford V8 enthusiast, you may have some answers for me. I own a 1937 ford fordor and am trying to get information on converting my original "wide5" hubs to a modern 5×4 1/2 thus allowing me to run modern rims and tires. Anyway, keep up the great content. I'm Subscribed!

[@dionsmith5228]

Hey Zac, I have the 7 circuit Haywire system and looking to upgrade. What is the Haywire kit that you have in this video?

[@frankjones4094]

Great segment Teach. Looking forward to the next. Hows the Blue Martian? Hope you didn't sell it.

[@OldJeepGarage]

I put my new fuse panel inside my glove box on my '68 Wagoneer. Only takes up 1/3 the space in the glove box.

[@WiredCustomsSpeedShop]

Good place to put a fuse box or radio

[@OnlyEwe]

Which wires if my label, is used for sniper and fuel pressure pump hock up

[@Evan-rq2ee]

I got the haywire e series for my 68’ c10. I’m brand new to wiring, what did you use to attach the looms to the walls so it looks good? And also what do I do with wires that I’m not going to use at all, but are still there?

[@WiredCustomsSpeedShop]

Thanks for watching! For the wires you’re not going to use, cut them short but long enough incase you want to use them years later, and crimp a butt connector onto them so they can’t create a short. To keep the wires looking good I clamp them with plastic wire clamps, then all wires get covered with either split sleeving that’s breathable loom, or wire harness fabric tape. If you would like to send me a message on FB or IG I can send you some pictures today of what I’m working on so you could see some examples

[@Evan-rq2ee]

@@WiredCustomsSpeedShop Sounds great! Thank you for the help.

[@Evan-rq2ee]

@@WiredCustomsSpeedShop So I got the old harness completely out of my truck. And compared to the new harness, none of the connectors are the same, and I don’t have any new connectors but what should I do. The stock connectors are a lot different, I suck at wiring 😂 but I’ll learn