[vt.69ss]

I want to change the wiring to the rear of my 69 but I'm not quite sure which one to order. I don't want to go from the steering column back just the lamp sockets in the trunk.
Thank you
Walter

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Walter Momaney Jr.
ACES #1898
Team Chevelle # 581
69SS

 

[Elree Colby]

You need the rear lamp harness.

 

[vt.69ss]

I usually deal with ground up or opgi, is there a place that maybe specializes in this so I won't have to wait 4 to 8 weeks for it to be made.
Thank you
Walter

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Walter Momaney Jr.
ACES #1898
Team Chevelle # 581
69SS

 

[John_Muha]

Might check with M & H to see if they have one made up already. Otherwise it's a matter of finding one in stock somewhere. www.wiringharness.com

 

[riskyvt]

Walter-

I replaced all the harnesses on my 72 SS, and got them all from NPD. Every one of them was in stock & at my door within days. Sounds like you need the "rear lighting harness" that plugs into the fuse block, runs along under the drivers side of the carpet, thru the side of the trunk divider panel, then plugs into the rear harness. If memory serves me right, M&H actually makes NPD's harnesses, and the prices are almost identical. Good Luck!

Gregg



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Gregg Haskin
72 Chevelle SS
ZZ502 Crated RAT
Muncie M-20 4 speed
TEAM CHEVELLE #726 ACES #4486
"PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN!"
“What the heck are all these extra nuts & bolts for?”

My 72 Chevelle SS Restoration Website: www.wcvt.com/~ghaskin

 

[Elree Colby]

Gregg

Just so there's no misunderstanding. The harness "that plugs into the fuse block, runs along under the drivers side of the carpet, thru the side of the trunk divider panel, then plugs into the rear harness." Is the body harness. It was installed by Fisher Body Co. I guess that's why it's called the body harness. As far as I know it is not reproduced. The rear light harness and rear harness are the same.

 

[riskyvt]

Elree-

I guess this is symantics, and I'm NOT picking a fight here, but was the wiring harness that leaves the fuseblock and travels under the carpet back to the trunk also referred to as the "intermidiate wiring harness"? Not sure if '69's had this seperate harness, but my 72 does, and I bought one from NPD. It then plugs into my "rear lighting harness" which is attached to the rear bumper & stays with it if removed.

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Gregg Haskin
72 Chevelle SS
ZZ502 Crated RAT
Muncie M-20 4 speed
TEAM CHEVELLE #726 ACES #4486
"PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN!"
“What the heck are all these extra nuts & bolts for?”

My 72 Chevelle SS Restoration Website: www.wcvt.com/~ghaskin

 

[Elree Colby]

You're right. M&H lists a rear lamp intermidiate harness. Thanks for correcting me.