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and now we know the rest of the story . . .
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So the link Gary shows of the square pin out is a early setup and the flat style like I pictured is a later style? I did not know they did that, learned something new. I also don't remember what years the panels are from as I got then over a year ago. When you need something and you see it "pop up" you get it! The "how to" would be great if not for me for others that come across this. I wish I could just "release" the connectors from the plugs and do a swap but I have nothing. On the truck side someone cut the plug off and that is what started this post as I needed to know what the wires went to. I wonder if you can get that plug? I know you can get the fan & tank switch pig tails. Thanks Dave G.
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I showed you the connector from the 1981 EVTM as you have an ‘81 truck. 😉
I think the change was in 1985. I have that EVTM scanned, but not on the website yet. But here’s from the 1986 EVTM. Oh yes, you can look at Ford’s connector catalog here: http://dadistributing.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Motorcraft-Pigtails-connector-catalog-2014_electronic-1.pdf. Perhaps you can find that connector. The 4-cavity connectors start on Page 18.
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That will work. I also looked over the link Ford F834 posted and I think I can get it wired up and not let the smoke out ;) Thanks again guys Dave G
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If you knew a guy who was going to the junkyard in the morning after work I'm sure he could grab you one with enough wire attached to patch it in 😉 ...and I'll bet it wouldn't even cost much.
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(That’s as close as I can get to reps.)
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I am up for that if that person could come up with the plug and some wire or the whole harness if not much to get it out. So far the plug/pig tail looks to be about $30+ s/h if it is the right one as they have 2 that look the same with just the last 3 letters being different. 3U2Z-14S411-MCA (WPT448) and 3U2Z-14S411-AVA (WPT344) Any one know what is different between them? Once I have this part of the wiring done and truck running I know someone that is looking for the main wiring harness, had an engine fire, that I would give him my old one if it will help him as I would not needed it. Dave ----
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You might check this out: http://bullnose-enthusiasts.12971.n8.nabble.com/1981-straight-six-manual-4x4-project-tp1312p4220.html. 😉
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Dave, PM me your address. I snipped off a pigtail with about 6" or so if wire attached to the plug. The yard didn't even end up charging me for it. If you want/need a complete cab harness I could possibly find one and pull it for you, but we should discuss years, equipment options, etc., the last time I pulled one it took me a couple of hours, and the resulting spaghetti ball completely filled a Rubbermaid tub. The junkyard price including the core charge (for copper wire) is currently $38 plus tax and environmental charge. It is a pretty heavy pile, so the shipping would be considerable. Still not a bad price considering the alternatives, but hopefully you can patch what you have.
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First I want to thank you for doing this. I think I did it right and sent you a PM, said something about email so?? If you did not get it let me know and I will find just what I need to do, still learning this site. I should not need any other wiring as the rest looked in good shape when pulled from my parts truck. Before I got the truck they sold the radio & HVAC panel and that is why the cut wires. Thank you again Dave G. ps: hope you did not get too wet in the rain.
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81 F100 flare side 300 six / AA OD / NP435 / 2.75 gear http://cars.grantskingdom1.com/index.php/1980-Ford-F100?page=1 81 F100 style side 300 six/SROD parts truck -RIP http://cars.grantskingdom1.com/index.php/1981-Ford-F100 |
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