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looking for a instrument cluster electrical connector

LVJimmy

LVJimmy

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Any idea where to get the main connector for the instrument cluster?
 
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My first instinct would be junkyard for an original one....

Failing that I've heard that American Autowire builds "100% exact" replicas of the factory wiring harness....right down to the glass-style fuses and fuseblock. If they go to THAT much trouble, they probably have a dash harness that would have the correct connector......might even be willing to sell it seperately if that's all you wanted. :thinking:


-G
 
Greg72 said:
My first instinct would be junkyard for an original one....

Failing that I've heard that American Autowire builds "100% exact" replicas of the factory wiring harness....right down to the glass-style fuses and fuseblock. If they go to THAT much trouble, they probably have a dash harness that would have the correct connector......might even be willing to sell it seperately if that's all you wanted. :thinking:


-G
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I have been looking in junkyards but have yet to find one. I'll try your suggestion and call American auto wire.

Thanks
 
Greg72 said:
My first instinct would be junkyard for an original one....

Failing that I've heard that American Autowire builds "100% exact" replicas of the factory wiring harness....right down to the glass-style fuses and fuseblock. If they go to THAT much trouble, they probably have a dash harness that would have the correct connector......might even be willing to sell it seperately if that's all you wanted. :thinking:


-G
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I tried American Autowire but they don't have it. They suggested "Performance Connection Systems", PCS.. I called PCS and they said that they need the connector number from the original manual to see if they would have one.
 
I'm sure I could find one in a junkyard around here, so long as it's not the one that has the tach.
 
For future reference, I think LMC has them. I just tossed mine out after a couple years of keeping it around "just in case". LMC also makes the printed circuit thing.
 
sponsoredbydad said:
So I gota ask. Jeff in co, is that a 69 blazer in the junk yard? what was that bar code on? looked like a nice fender or door?
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The bar code is just for U-Pull's inventory I guess. It's nice to know what the truck is and it's VIN # as you are walking around the yard. I think there was also a 71 pickup in there but the instruments were already removed.

I didn't really pay much attention to the doors and fenders, sorry. If you're looking, the next time I'm out, I can take a few pics for you.....
 
jeff in co said:
The bar code is just for U-Pull's inventory I guess. It's nice to know what the truck is and it's VIN # as you are walking around the yard.
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That is pretty handy. When I remove parts from a truck a lot of times I'll take a pic of that sticker, especially if I'm getting something that doesn't come from my year. That way I can remember where it came from later... or at least that's the idea. :rolleyes:
 
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