New.engine.Harness
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New.engine.Harness
I.was.just.wonderng.where.i.could.fine.a.new.engin e.harness.and.how.much.it.would.cost..Mine.doesnt .look.to.be.in.the.worst.of.shape.but.if.I.can.get .a.better.one.for.a.good.price.ill.just.do.that.ot herwise.ill.just.use.my.current.one.or.another.use d.one..btw.keyboard.is.acting.weird.so.I.have.no.s pacebar..
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I was in charge of the OEM harness and interface program at DEI, and recently sent a 88 S4 Turbo, 86-87 non turbo and 88 convertible harness to a couple of companies to see if they could duplicate them, and for me to sell new versions of them and make a small profit they would cost around $850.
That is with all new connectors and teflon covered wires.
And that was with the #1 aftermarket harness manufacture in the USA, a min order of 10 of each harness or the #1 manufacture of aftermarket electronics in Asia.
So building one yourself would probably cost at least 3/4 of that just in parts unless you wanted to use old connectors
That is with all new connectors and teflon covered wires.
And that was with the #1 aftermarket harness manufacture in the USA, a min order of 10 of each harness or the #1 manufacture of aftermarket electronics in Asia.
So building one yourself would probably cost at least 3/4 of that just in parts unless you wanted to use old connectors