Recommendation for wiring harness

[Barry]

The cracks in the ancient insulation give Prince Lucas an excuse to let the smoke out.

 

[Jay Laifman]

I go back to driving Alpines in the 60's. I still have my car from then. I never had electrical problems with the series 4 until I did the restoration and replaced the original harness. I found my problem to be the new ignition switch. I pulled it and threw it in the trash and replaced it with an original. Everything works OK now. My cars have never had mutilation of the harness and if I ever have a problem either mechanical or other wise I fix or replace the problem part in the proper manner and go down the road. The driving lights on my series 4 are not wired thru the fuse block. When I unboxed the original harness for the RHD car I found a really mutilated piece of trash that literally stunk from the rotten cloth insulation. Time to replace which is what I did. My 69GT does have a second fuse block added due to having some additional items added. It has a three fuse block as original equipment. Take care of the car and use it in the manner intended when built and you'll have no problems. Many know I was driving this car as a teenager in the 60's.

Just to echo this post. I've been driving my Alpine since "only" the 70s. When in high school, I added various gauges, radio, clock, driving lights, etc. The ONLY wiring problems I've had now in 40+ year of driving the car were from those wires I added.

 

[canbeam]

Is Pete's Wiring closed or did he change his web address or business name? I Googled it the web site and it looks like the domain name is for sale

 

[husky drvr]

Is Pete's Wiring closed or did he change his web address or business name? I Googled it the web site and it looks like the domain name is for sale

canbeam,

Check with forum member sunalp, fairly sure he sales the harnesses now.

sunalp

forum.sunbeamalpine.org

 

[Aladin Sane]

That is correct. He both sells and supports the installation of that harness. He has been great to work with on my project.

 

[DanR]

Steve Shuttleton, better known of the SAOCA Forum as sunalp has been an excellent provider of the rebel wiring harness.

I was first introduced to PaulA and purchased a couple of the wiring harnesses for some of my Alpines (Blue Boy ) was the first.

After Paul turned everything over to Steve I have made more purchases from him.

I highly recommend the rebel harness for our Sunbeams....