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carisma Officially Full-On Dubber

263 posts · joined Sep 2004 ·

#358243
hey, is it very expencive to get a new wiring harness for a 63 baja,,the wires under the bonnet look like spaggetti,,,a lot not connecte,,,totally different set up to my 71 super..and a price to get new harness fitted if anyone knows
thank you colleen

akean1 Remember To Love

1,088 posts · joined Dec 2004 ·

#358279
auto electrician will probably charge you a fortune to do it.
62deluxe sells the "bug me video" dvd that runs through the whole process of removing and replacing full loom.
also wiring set up on 71 is different from 63

phantom Wolfsburg Wizard

598 posts · joined Mar 2004 ·

#358411
I looked at similar recently, when I needed to do major work to the wiring on the buggy. It can be costly.....I approached a reputable local auto electrician who stated that for the labour alone to fit the connections for a buggy, it would run at least $1500...maybe more, depending on time. They reckoned it was over a full day in labour. Thats without actually supplying anything like the loom, etc.

So, I guess the 2 weeks of late nights in the garage paid off in a way....! If you have the time, look into doing it yourself, you'll save..!
www.canberravw.com

carisma Officially Full-On Dubber

263 posts · joined Sep 2004 ·

#358568
cool thanks

toplessbug Fahrvergnugen

879 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#358631
how much does he want per hour---- geeesus $1500 for a day and a bit labour only bloody thieving basturd go find somebody a bit more reasonable

toplessbug Fahrvergnugen

879 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#358635
i rekon i could fly to canberra and include fares as well for less than that thats bullshit