Painless Wiring Harness

[pedigo78]

So has anyone ordered or put installed a painless wiring harness? what did you think about it? Do they make the harness with the same connectors as the stock harness? I am thinking about getting one sooner or later. Dont really need it right now.

[big bear]

well worth the investment man.  it was soooooo easy to do. i have nothing negative to say on them.

[pedigo78]

So it came with everything needed?

[big bear]

yes...it came with fuse block already setup.  every single wire you could think of. labeled every few inches. a very detailed manual, butt connectors, zip ties, tape, extra fuses, plugs ect. its the real deal.  theres many kits available.  so you must pick whats best for you.   i got my 18 circuit painless harness with gm colum setup for just under 400 bucks.

[pedigo78]

yeah, thats sounds great.

[chevymanrob]

the painless is probably more plug and play, but i have a hard time swallowing the $400 or so. i bought a universal 18 circuit for $140 or so and ran it in my old el camino. it was GM column set also. www.itsasnapwireandcable.com if i remember correctly. worked good enough for me! even came with 8ga for the alternator cable. the ONLY negative thing i can say was it used the mini blade fuses instead of the big ones, and the schematic they gave was ho-hum....but our stuff is pretty generic so it wasnt too bad.
rob

[ctl_dog]

my painless box just came. Laid it out in the garage, looks pretty straight forward? like they said, its all labeled. I want to give myself a couple of days, so I will have to put in for a little time off and get it installed!

[pedigo78]

Thats cool, think we could get some pictures as you go along?

[slammed79]

I love painless. I got one of their universal mopar kits a few years back, easy to install once I was able to find the diagrams for my car. I've since used the GM keyed and un-keyed column kits, and they are great.

[ctl_dog]

Thats cool, think we could get some pictures as you go along?

I don't see why not!