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Yes only because for now they work. This wirin harness is only to get things going properly. Once I start working on the interior, it'll have a painless wiring harness

Just out of curiosity, do you HAVE to have the bulkhead connectors or can you bypass them?:-?

I tore apart the wiring under the dash today and started rewiring things. It actually was pretty easy. Seeing the back of the light switch and wiper switch definitely has convinced me to stay with the stock haha. And I know I said I'm not an electrical guy and Im not but I know at least the...

67dart273: I really appreciate the info as this is my first rodeo with electrical. If its going to be that big of a deal, maybe I can stick with the stock switches.

That was my other question. Will each of these toggles need a relay in between the switch and the component it's connected to?

Thanks for all the post and replies guys its helping a lot! To start, I want my dash to be simple. I got the factory wire harness because financial issues are involved. I planned to take this wiring harness and see which wires go where and eliminate all the wires I don't need. (AC, radio, seat...

I wanted to get rid of my old headlight and wiper switches and make everything on toggle switches. How difficult would this be? im not much of an electrical guy but you gotta start somewhere. I got a virgin complete wire harness from a 73 duster that I was going to use. Any suggestions and...