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I'd say, if possible, go to a junkyard and take the section of harness that you need, with 8-12" of slack in case you make mistakes when splicing.
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Are manual and power mirrors the same glass? The Po of mine busted both sides and I need new ones. Anyone got a great place to order from?
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I got a question for anyone who wants to answer.
Wiring harness that connect everything in my doors to the rest of the XJ. I know there's a lot of wires. Do they "disconnect" from the main harness at any certain point?
I was wondering if I could get that section of harness from the JY and repair it then swap them out. For less downtime. The JY by me doesn't charge **** for wires.
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Early model door harnesses disconnect in the kick panel on both sides. I'm referring to replacing the entire door harness. Nothing to doing that. I assume his broken wire is on the door side of that connection.
If it's on the Jeep side of that connection then I agree, splice in what you need.
If it's on the Jeep side of that connection then I agree, splice in what you need.
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Early model door harnesses disconnect in the kick panel on both sides. I'm referring to replacing the entire door harness. Nothing to doing that. I assume his broken wire is on the door side of that connection.
If it's on the Jeep side of that connection then I agree, splice in what you need.
If it's on the Jeep side of that connection then I agree, splice in what you need.
We agree.
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I was thinking JY prices, $30 for both if manual. Lol. New wouldn't be very practical.
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Early model door harnesses disconnect in the kick panel on both sides. I'm referring to replacing the entire door harness. Nothing to doing that. I assume his broken wire is on the door side of that connection.
If it's on the Jeep side of that connection then I agree, splice in what you need.
If it's on the Jeep side of that connection then I agree, splice in what you need.
Its a 99 so I guess no luck on the kick panel disco.
Looks like I'll have to repair what's there. If I remove the pin in the small hinge that's in the door, it'll swing open further right? I have no room in there to investigate things.