Installing a painless wiring system
There are things I don't like about several of these aftermarket harnesses. I've forgotten what I have/ had, I started by buying an incomplete / used Painless and partially rewiring the car before it was painted. The current "to be" harness (EZ wire) is different but very similar and the fuse panel is nearly an exact dupe of Painless. BUT I DID NOT LIKE how some of it was wired........don't remember specifics, there were a few things that were "hot" with ignition, that should have been on accessory or vice versa. Anyhow, I pulled every connector out of the fuse panel, and redid / re-bussed them to suit what I wanted.
Where it will be..........bought two Jeep fuse/ relay panels, took them apart (modular) and put relays / fuses where I wanted them, this is the left kick panel. The vent box will be replaced by a chopped down Mustang vent, which has a butterfly up high. You can just see it up in the corner
The kick panel will cover the Holley HP
There are things I don't like about several of these aftermarket harnesses. I've forgotten what I have/ had, I started by buying an incomplete / used Painless and partially rewiring the car before it was painted. The current "to be" harness (EZ wire) is different but very similar and the fuse panel is nearly an exact dupe of Painless. BUT I DID NOT LIKE how some of it was wired........don't remember specifics, there were a few things that were "hot" with ignition, that should have been on accessory or vice versa. Anyhow, I pulled every connector out of the fuse panel, and redid / re-bussed them to suit what I wanted.
Where it will be..........bought two Jeep fuse/ relay panels, took them apart (modular) and put relays / fuses where I wanted them, this is the left kick panel. The vent box will be replaced by a chopped down Mustang vent, which has a butterfly up high. You can just see it up in the corner
The kick panel will cover the Holley HP
