Looking for new engine wiring harness

[Michael_]

I got a 1969 dodge charger r/t with the 440/727 combo.
Sooner or later i will have to replace the engine wiring harness that connects to the bulkhead because of the wire isolation falling apart.

Is there a quality reproduction ideally including fusible link, bulkhead connector and everything?
I'm aware of the problem with new parts being junk right out the box but i do not really think buying 50 year old nos wiring is such a hot idea? (if i could even find it)

I'm looking for a factory correct reproduction which you would use on concourse restorations.
I'm not looking for a different aftermarket wiring.

 

[Michael_]

I just found this set on ebay which includes everything i need.

NEW 68-69 Satellite Road Runner Charger Coronet 383 440 Engine Wiring Harness | eBay

This is a new, reproduction engine wiring harness for 1968 and 1969 Plymouth and Dodge B body cars with big block 383 and 440 engines.

www.ebay.com

Notice that it looks like someone covered wide areas with electrical tape. Just as mine.
I thought thats not factory but appears like it is. I will recheck mine if i want to replace just a few wires or replace the whole harness.

Probably makes sense to also get a set of these

1966-70 Mopar B-Body Engine Wiring Strap Set | eBay

We carry a large selection of new AMC, Ford, GM, and Mopar parts and accessories. This part is sold as a PART NUMBER ONLY. Information like which side a part fits (LEFT or RIGHT) and specific vehicle attributes (Transmission, AWD/RWD, and other vehicle exclusions) are included for your...

www.ebay.com

Let me know if there is a better product otherwise i probably end up ordering this set.

 

[RJRENTON]

Consider Evans wiring.....they specialize in Mopar

Bill & Rose Evans*8835 Parson Rd*Erie,PA*16509
phone (814) 864-2622*fax (814) 866-8184
You can e-mail us at:
[email protected]
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The pix on their site looks like your pix......
BOB RENTON

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[bcOH67]

Bought an engine harness off year one a few years back for my 67. Went in easy and it’s been fine.

 

[Beekeeper]

I second Bill Evans

 

[max340]

Bill and Rose Evans. Nuff said.

 

[Gus chiggins]

Tommy White, partshound.net. Great to deal with. He's in Racine, Wisconsin. Bought harnesses from him, no problems. He even labels the wires, where to plug, etc

 

[themechanic]

Try M&H. They're very good. And extremely popular amongst forums members. I purchased all mine from them.

 

[davek]

3 cars M&H plug and play

 

[themechanic]

Tommy White, partshound.net. Great to deal with. He's in Racine, Wisconsin. Bought harnesses from him, no problems. He even labels the wires, where to plug, etc

I paid him to rebuild the dash harness for Uncle Bill's Cuda when all the new ones were backordered with no availability dates in sight. He's nit cheap but does good work.

 

[JimKueneman]

M&H is about a 12 month wait these days. Can’t get anyone in California to come to work.

 

[themechanic]

M&H is about a 12 month wait these days. Can’t get anyone in California to come to work.

Some retailers may have one in stock. If not, the one linked to on eBay looks like a proper harness. Just don't get rid of your original harness until you can compare the two.

 

[Gus chiggins]

I got a 1969 dodge charger r/t with the 440/727 combo.
Sooner or later i will have to replace the engine wiring harness that connects to the bulkhead because of the wire isolation falling apart.

Is there a quality reproduction ideally including fusible link, bulkhead connector and everything?
I'm aware of the problem with new parts being junk right out the box but i do not really think buying 50 year old nos wiring is such a hot idea? (if i could even find it)

I'm looking for a factory correct reproduction which you would use on concourse restorations.
I'm not looking for a different aftermarket wiring.

Partshound.net can hook you up