wiring harness

Can anyone tell where I can get a decent harness for a '68 beetle and what I would expect to pay for one?
Thanks

baghall wrote:Can anyone tell where I can get a decent harness for a '68 beetle and what I would expect to pay for one?
Thanks

http://www.vinwire.com.au/vehiclelist.htm

they DONT make RHD harnesses you have to remove and repair what you have

If youcan remove it I can repair your loom back to original specs.

southspark wrote:If you can remove it I can repair your loom back to original specs.

where are You located??????
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the original loom could be too contaminated to solder etc...
depending on where its been the past 40 odd years...

I prefer to use all new wiring...

there was a company in brisbane who did wiring harnesses...
They are Expensive when using the original colored wire...

My Son bought a Left hand Wiring Harness for His Kombi...
from the USA...
I'm hoping its as easy to fit a RHD as He is saying... lol

LEE

I'm not expecting the original harness to be useable as the wiring is the one colour from being painted and it is a baja after all. Maybe I just need to buy lots of wire and make my own harness then!

i USE 7 core trailer wire for harnesses....

tail/stop/blinker/blinker/ ignition/generator/oil sender = 7
from front to engine...

Lo/Hi Beam - parking/ blinker/ LHS use 5 core trailer wire and use 5th wire as an earth...

dash to battery - starter - Alternator or Generator large 6mm wires...

dash wires - blinker - Hi Lo relay - electric pump - alarm -

wipers - fuel gauge - sender - interior lamp...

LEE

i had the same concern... Till everyone said to clean up the old loom.

Some turps or even metho on a rag and the overspray came right off! Paint doesn't like the plastic of the wire heat shrink much and comes off easy. take it all out and give it a good rub down. 👍