Briantanksley@aol.com

Hey folks. I am in need of a factory wiring harness for a sound bar I
recently purchased. Anyone have one? I am willing to give my old soft
top for one. My old soft top is a little rough but keeps water out. I
upgraded to a Sailcloth top and glass slider windows. The windows are
hazy but I have some polish you may also have that will make them look
almost new again. The back window has a couple cracks. I am 5 minutes
from Louisville, KY. Thanks in advance.

Brian Tanksley
Briantanksley@aol.com

Jason Killian

the easy way is to just splice into the wires at the plug box by the
drivers left knee. did it myself a couple years ago, no problems and no
hassle of taking out the entire rear wiring harness to swap it. someone
else know which 4 pins he needs to use? i'd go look, but my truck is at
home and i'm not...

Jason Killian

the easy way is to just splice into the wires at the plug box by the
drivers left knee. did it myself a couple years ago, no problems and no
hassle of taking out the entire rear wiring harness to swap it. someone
else know which 4 pins he needs to use? i'd go look, but my truck is at
home and i'm not...

Jason Killian

the easy way is to just splice into the wires at the plug box by the
drivers left knee. did it myself a couple years ago, no problems and no
hassle of taking out the entire rear wiring harness to swap it. someone
else know which 4 pins he needs to use? i'd go look, but my truck is at
home and i'm not...

Jason Killian

the easy way is to just splice into the wires at the plug box by the
drivers left knee. did it myself a couple years ago, no problems and no
hassle of taking out the entire rear wiring harness to swap it. someone
else know which 4 pins he needs to use? i'd go look, but my truck is at
home and i'm not...