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STEP 10: (CAB WIRING)
10.1 Attach the main power wire harness to the top of the
cowl, about 6" from the end of the windshield wiper
motor connector, using supplied zip-ties. The connector
end should be outside the cab with the rest of the
harness on the inside. See Figure 10.1.
Hardware Used
11" Long Zip-Tie
10.2 Snap the heater switch into the rectangular cutout in the
top of the cowl and connect the wire harness.
10.3 Run the wire harness over to and down the left side
frame through the gap between the floorboard and
intake shroud. Secure it in (2) places along the side
frame using P-clamps and self-drilling screws. See
Figure 10.3.
Hardware Used
#10 x 3/4" Pan Head Self-Drill Screw
P-Clamps
Tools required
#2 Phillips Bit
Drill/driver
10.4 Run the harness to the alternator as shown in Figures
10.4 and 10.5 making sure that wires will not be cut or
pinched passing by the radiator or moving parts.
10.5 Locate the fuse harness (WH-GF) and connect the fuse
harness to the main power harness via the bullet
connectors. See Figure 10.5.
10.6 Install the ring terminal of the main power wire harness
to the vehicle's engine. Coil the slack in the power
harness and secure with a wire tie. See Figure 10.5.
Double check that the wires are not pinched or near
sharp or hot surfaces.
NOTE: At the installer's discretion, wiring for
accessories may also be installed into the engine
compartment at this time.
10.7 Secure wires (with wire ties provided) away from any
hot or moving engine components where it could melt or
be pinched.
Power
Harness
Ground
Fig. 10.5 (Power Harness Connections)
CAB INSTALLATION
Qty
3
Qty
2
2
Alt Power
Fuse Holder
Heater Switch
Wiper Connector
Wire Ties
Fig. 10.1 (Attach Main Harness To Cowl)
P-Clamps
Fig. 10.3 (Secure Harness to Side Frame)
Towards
Alternator
Fig. 10.4 (Power Harness to Hood)
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