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K10Kent · 04-27-2017, 05:12 PM

I'm currently in the middle of a rewire project on my 71 K10. I went with the classic update kit from American Auto Wire. I've never done a job like this before now and I will say that it took some time for me to get used to it. I wouldn't say the directions are crystal clear or step by step. They leave a lot up to you since there's variation in the trucks. I will say that AAW has been great when I call so you have that to fall back on. I read some advice on here to take your time and have patience. That's good advice. I spend as much time figuring out things as actually doing things. I can't say how aaw compares to others, but I think quality is good. My question would be about how the instructions compare.

If I did this project again, I'd be much faster the 2nd time. I've learned a lot so far.

04-27-2017, 05:12 PM	#3
K10Kent Registered User Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Enid Oklahoma Posts: 78	Re: Wiring Harness I'm currently in the middle of a rewire project on my 71 K10. I went with the classic update kit from American Auto Wire. I've never done a job like this before now and I will say that it took some time for me to get used to it. I wouldn't say the directions are crystal clear or step by step. They leave a lot up to you since there's variation in the trucks. I will say that AAW has been great when I call so you have that to fall back on. I read some advice on here to take your time and have patience. That's good advice. I spend as much time figuring out things as actually doing things. I can't say how aaw compares to others, but I think quality is good. My question would be about how the instructions compare. If I did this project again, I'd be much faster the 2nd time. I've learned a lot so far.