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Old 13-10-10, 14:21
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Ford harness part No. is CIIQ 14401
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Old 13-10-10, 14:58
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Ford harness part No. is CIIQ 14401
That would be *C11Q-14401 wiring-cowl. Any suffixes A, B or C?

See the January 1942 Ford spare parts list below for variations on this part number plus applications.
The May 1943 F15A spare part list mentions *C11Q-14401-C was used to serial #21565 with old design cab (read: Cab no. 11 and 12). From serial #21566 with new design cab (read: Cab no. 13) part no. *C29QF-14401 was specified.

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Old 13-10-10, 18:50
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I would be interested too. Postage to Canada V5J2Y2.
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Old 13-10-10, 23:56
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I have these looms for Ford cab 13s - part No. C11Q14403. Like Stuart's the rubber insulators have hardened with age.

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Old 14-10-10, 03:58
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Bill Drew had heaps of Chev looms for a few bucks each years ago.. I bought one .. It was very long and had wires everywhere . I still have a few bits of it around . They were all roughly piled in a corner of one of the Drew's yards they had in the back streets .Contained in a package of greasy ww2 wax preservative.. God knows what became of them.

They are typically heavy gauge wire for 6 volt systems .
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Old 14-10-10, 04:08
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For the insulated connectors that go hard with time, there is a replacement. Lucas makes an almost identical part, I bought a few hundred a decade or so back from a military surplus store. The parts likely came from Suffield, where the British train here in Canada.

The NSN was 5935-99-805-0001 and the part number was LU/CWB300W25 . Not sure what they were meant for but they will do the job nicely.
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Old 22-10-10, 04:45
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My Chev wiring loom arrived today. For 65 years old its in pretty good shape. Worth the money just for the switches and yes the insulators are
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Doesnt seem to work the same for old blokes.
Thanks Stuart well done.
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