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20-01-10, 03:57
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Calling Phil H2Oman
Phil did a C60 and should be able to help you out.....
Boob
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20-01-10, 14:59
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Did Ford and Chevy layout the wire harness the same?
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Cheers Phil
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21-01-10, 00:32
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Ive got nothing, so what the heck
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21-01-10, 01:20
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Here's the original wiring on my C8.
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21-01-10, 02:28
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Oh yeah! Blitz porn!
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The layout does not appear to be very different between the two manufacturer's. What's your opinion? (awesome photo's by the way. Got any more?)
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21-01-10, 16:18
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Will collect the photos and post
Hi Tony
I'll go through my photos and try to document the entire route along the frame. I'll try to get them posted either on MLU or my own web page within the next week. One point I will make is be sure to use cable clamps hold the cable in the correct location. I learned this the hard way. The actual route of the wire loom, will also be indicated by a number of extra bolt holes running down the right frame rail. The real problem area is the routing from the cross member just in front of the transfer case behind the fuel lines, brake lines, speedometer cable and the battery cable. Then you hide it all behind the master cylinder and the brake booster. Easiest to install before the engine is installed but can be done with the engine in place. Cheers Phil
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Phil Waterman `41 C60L Pattern 12 `42 C60S Radio Pattern 13 `45 HUP http://canadianmilitarypattern.com/ New e-mail Philip@canadianmilitarypattern.com
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21-01-10, 21:17
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Thanks Phil
Thanks very much Phil,
Look forward to it. 
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