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I had no idea they even made these! Painless wire harness. What a great name haha, ok, I'm gonna look into this. Thank you!
Painless is anything but painless!!

Unless they have made drastic improvements to their harnesses, you are expected to cut and splice a lot of your existing connector bodies to the replacement harness. Which in my opinion defeats the biggest advantage of replacing an existing harness. What happens if your current harness is hacked up beyond use? And who wants a wiring harness with a bunch of splices???

Throughly read the instructions before buying one.

If you want a true plug and play replacement, look to American Autowire.
 

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Didn't cut or splice anything on the Painless we put in the G-kids K10?
 

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Sorry folks, i was away for a bit.
Argh ok, i mean, i have the Scottsdale trim and it's so spartan. The only comforts are radio and heat. Heat works radio doesn't. But likeminded i might jist go Bluetooth speaker route there and fornthe price of both American autowire and painless, it might not be worth the squeeze... I dunno, we'll see.
 

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