[rjhauver]

anybody got a wiring diagram for a 66? I had a diagram and apparently lost it (that's what happens when you step away from a project for 5 years). I used to get them at the local library, but they've apparently eliminated all of their old car manuals. Is there a website where i can download them? I hate to buy a book for a car I plan on selling at the end of the summer. Don't think it matters, but it's an original 289 auto car, but some jackhole cut and spliced in all sorts of silliness. Any help might alleviate my migraine. Thanks.

 

[rayell]

Go to www.oldcarmanual.com They have what you need and you can print it off their site.

 

[Scott66GTA]

scroll down... I posted a link a couple of months ago....

 

[Scott66GTA]

oh what the heck... here it is... thank cord318 for the info... the link i posted was on woody's... http://www.knights-rule.com/images/66%20Fairlane%20wiring.pdf

 

[rjhauver]

excellent. Thanks a lot fellers. I feel better already.

 

[bnichols70]

I was needing a total rewire on mine. Guess what, can't find a complete one. Started to go Painless, but happened to email Ron Francis company. He will build it to the car, instead of a universal that Painless offers. He emailed me personally. It will have everything terminated with appropriate ends, and will build it for my specific setup. No tapping into a stock harness for my electric choke, appropriate end for my MSD ignition, the dash will be wired for my aftermarket guages (or stock if I was using them, which I'm not).

I was impressed by the options offered, at one price. $399 for our fairlanes, and similar Fords.

http://www.parts123.com/parts123/yb.dll?parta~dyndetail~Z5Z5Z50000278a~Z5Z5Z5AAACK~P399.95~~~~S1TF0LFGW768109213236b~Z5Z5Z5~Z5Z5Z50000278a