[Devildogmech]

Does anyone know where I can get a NEW engine wiring harness? Mine is cooked (brittle and all the insulation falls off) and I'm guessing most Junk Yard Harness will be the same.

Ive done a Google search and come up with every other harness but a 4.3/automatic engine/trans harness.

Ideas?

I don't feel like remaking mine....

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[DougE]

If you list the year it might help. If you can de-pin the Packard 56 wiring connectors (pretty easy) you could get a chevy pickup engine harness for the same year and swap the appropriate wires to your bulkhead connector.

 

[oldeerslayer]

You are not going to find a NEW harness 20+ years after production ceased. Would have been hard to get when they were in production. Just need to junkyard shop for one better than what you have now. Most have held up pretty well.
But be careful, if it's not from an identical truck - year (98 have early and late and so does 02), engine, trans, accessories, etc, you'll be opening up a can of worms. It's extremely hard to "make one work".

 

[bk2life]

where I can get a NEW engine wiring harness?

you cant, theyre not made

 

[Innate]

I would think that one of the custom harness guys would be able to build one, they should have bins with the connectors and the tools, and diagrams, and maybe the experience from building similar for engine swaps. You'd just have to provide lots of money.

 

[oldeerslayer]

What's a grand one way or the other these days. About a months groceries for 2 people.

 

[Innate]

That's why I quit Impala's. Being upside down or under water is not sustainable. For me anyway.

I've owned 24 S10's, not one needed a harness, must be a lot of good ones in junk yards.

 

[ScottyV1966]

I Got one from Pull-A-Part for mine, Works Great, The PO destroyed the original putting in a "System".