Anyone used a painless harness on a bump side?

[Big D's 69]

We have used them on several other vehicles mainly cheby's but was wondering if anyone has used them on a Bump. Too many options for me to go back with a stock harness so was wanting to upgrade to an after market harness with 12 or 18 circuits. Thanks for the info ahead of time.

[marz68]

Not yet but probably will with all the extra accessories I plan on running

[Big D's 69]

I think I will be using one but just wanted some info on them. They have worked well on everything else we have used them on.

[Clarko]

They can be good or sh*t depending on the application. Never use a painless efi harness, they're plain garbage since there's no ignition sheilding.

[gonzalo medina]

I am also getting near the wiring stage of my project as well. I have heard nothing but good things about painless. There wiring is bullet proof and gaurenteed for life. Yeah a little pricey but in my oppinion well worth the money. There harness seems to be prewired, which means just rout the way you want. I am a little intiminated about wiring but it has to get done so I'll dive head first and just take plenty of before pictures for reference. Let me know how painless it was and good luck. Keep us posted.

[Clarko]

Damn, if you were down here, I could've helped you wire the thing. I'm good at that sort of thing...

[fitzwell]

got one in the 69...works like a champ, Instrument clusters change from year to year..diagram is so so on that. rest of the harness is , well......Painless

[gonzalo medina]

I wish I was closer I would pay you to wire it for me. Out here poeple won't even touch a universal harness because they see the potential head ackes ahead. I personally suck but figure gaining proper knowledge ahead of time using books and refrenses will go a long way as far as understanding DC current.

[Big D's 69]

I figure I will take the plunge on it and go that route. Like i said before we have had good luck with them but most have been more of a custom harness per application. SO Nothing to it but to do it.

[ford7379trucks]

www.ronfranccis.com they have 1 for bump sides

[trukcrazy]

Just in case this has not been seen yet.
http://painlessperformance.com/webcatal ... rchField=9

Part# 10117
12 Circuit F-Series Ford Truck Harness w/o Switches (1967 - 1977)
Part # 10117



Designed to be used on 1967-1977 Ford F-Series trucks, this harness is the most up-to-date and easiest to install wiring harness for this popular truck and is a must for the serious restorer. This 14 Circuit kit contains detailed instruction for each year of vehicle covered and are designed using original Ford OEM color codes and includes pre-terminated wires for convenience and ease of install.

NOTE: This kit does NOT include switches and is intended for more custom applications.

Choose from either the basic 14 - circuit kit #10117 or kit #10118 which includes switches for headlights, ignition, dimmer, wiper and brakes.

[rjewkes]

the rest look to run 160 or so. wonder if it costs the same?

[trukcrazy]

Here's a Painless forum. http://www.painlessperformance.com/forum/index.php

The cost at Summit is on this page. http://store.summitracing.com/egnsearch ... 4294925084

$409.95 without switches and $599.95 with switches supposedly with Ford coded wiring.

[rjewkes]

wow painlesses own site sells the universal one for 109.95. What a mark up at summit.

[Big D's 69]

After compaing a Ron Francis to a Painless glad I went with the Ron Francis harness. It is truly a work of art.