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Redoing my 71 (another thread) and have a new harness. I ordered it for a 71 and the label says for a 70-100.
Problem is that it is for a push button starter and mine is key start. It has two wires to the key switch and mine requires three. Is this a simple fix or should I send it back? Thanks
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the 2 wires that should hook to the push button will instead be hooked to the solenoid and you have to make a wire to go from the start prong on your key switch to the solenoid. with that said im not sure how easy it will be to do, i guess it all depends on if the wires are long enough.
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If I wanted one spliced and questionable, I would just use the old one.
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Tim, contact Mike Lamar on this site(MLamar). He does awesome work and has great prices.
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That is what I would do.
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make your own, i hand make all mine and it only cost about 40 bucks and takes about 2 hours to make. nice thing about making your own is that you can route it however you want, i try to make mine with as little wire showing as possible so it looks clean.
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