No Running Lights!

[89Suburban]

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look what I found Haha. Its the harness for the long run to the rest of the truck. I couldn't find any issues with the rear harness that goes to each lamp assembly. So I took they wrap off the main harness and found the wires falling apart. Guess I need to find a new harness to wire in

You think that was hacked up to install the aftermarket tow harness?

 

[usar17]

No. The aftermarket tow harness just plugs in between the front and rear harnesses. No splicing. Hopefully I can find a replacement connector locally. Or a new set of 4 pin connectors to wire in

 

[89Suburban]

Which connector is it, the one on the end of the main harness plugging into the rear harness?

 

[usar17]

Yup

 

[89Suburban]

I'm going to out to the garage go see if I have anything laying around

 

[usar17]

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with any luck I maybe able to find this at a local parts store. GM used these for years

 

[usar17]

I could attempt to salvage this one. Only the yellow wire is short. But I maybe able to get a crimp on it if need be. But Id rather just install a new sealed plug

 

[89Suburban]

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There is a link in here somewhere pinned for GM plugs I think Hotrod posted. These are pics off the '89 harness.


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[Milblazer]

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with any luck I maybe able to find this at a local parts store. GM used these for years

That thar looks like a weather pack connector. You might want to get yourself a weather pack starter kit like this one http://www.ebay.com/itm/Weatherpack...pt=Race_Car_Parts&hash=item3f2daa5ffe&vxp=mtr

Makes electrical repairs on the outside a bit more sturdy and longer lasting in my opinion. Plus it makes repairs on other weather pack bits a lot easier when you have the right tools.

 

[Milblazer]

Ok. Will do. I know that the cigarette lighter does work. So in other words, there shouldn't be two orange wires going into the circuit behind the light switch?

Did you ever get your orange wires traced out?

 

[usar17]

Ugh....no luck finding this as a pigtail anywhere. Last chance is junk yards.

 

[John81287]

Ugh....no luck finding this as a pigtail anywhere. Last chance is junk yards.

I've got one on my c30 that will be heading to the scrapper I can cut off for you once it warms up a few degrees.

 

[usar17]

That would work. But Idk if its ever gonna warm up Haha. Unfortunately most of the yards around here are fading out their 80s trucks

 

[chengny]

Electrical Depot has Weather Pack 4-way connectors as below. And - BONUS - that price is for a pack of 5!!

http://theelectricaldepot.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=7_52

$4.81
•Delphi pn: 12015798
•U/M: 5 Pack
•Cavities: 4 Square
•Gender: Female (Tower)
•Material: Nylon
•Operating Temperature: -40°C to + 125°C
•Maximum Current Range: 20 Amps
Assembly Instructions

•Apply the cable seal to your wire before stripping
•Align the cable seal with insulation
•Insert Weatherpack terminal in a crimp tool, then position the wire, seal in place
•Crimp and visually inspect for good crimp before installing in connector body






$3.75
•Delphi pn: 12015024
•U/M: 5 Pack
•Cavities: 4 Square
•Gender: Male (Shroud)
•Material: Nylon
•Operating Temperature: -40°C to + 125°C
•Maximum Current Range: 20 Amps
Assembly Instructions

•Apply the cable seal to your wire before stripping
•Align the cable seal with insulation
•Insert Weatherpack terminal in a crimp tool, then position the wire, seal in place
•Crimp and visually inspect for good crimp before installing in connector body

 

[usar17]

Still need the pins to do this.