Replacement wiring harness
Rebuilding your harness isn't rocket surgery.
Pull the harness out and lay it on a piece of plywood. Separate it all out and outline it with finishing nails. Unwrap and start replacing/repairing one wire at a time. If you spend a little time figuring it out, you can add additional circuits that you'll need.
Here's a wiring harness I was working on for a 53 Chrysler Windsor.
BTW, this is the method used to build short run production harnesses. I've seen this used for military electronics.
Rebuilding your harness isn't rocket surgery.
Pull the harness out and lay it on a piece of plywood. Separate it all out and outline it with finishing nails. Unwrap and start replacing/repairing one wire at a time. If you spend a little time figuring it out, you can add additional circuits that you'll need.
Here's a wiring harness I was working on for a 53 Chrysler Windsor.
BTW, this is the method used to build short run production harnesses. I've seen this used for military electronics.
