cavy man14

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Now that we've figured out they really didn't use the proper harness and used a $13 part on a $50k car.

I would either go back and say fix the problem with the right harness,or go to another shop.Get them to use the right harness,then draw up a small claims count.Sue the other shop for what your out and what they did to your car

I don't know if i would really drive a car that just stops dead in the middle of the road and all my fuses blow twice.

aky

is it easy to change the harness from the one i have to the proper one? are there any extra wires that have to be ran anywhere?

thx

Tom.F.1

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It's easy to change a harness if you know what you're doing.
I have no problem with following instuctions, soldering and taping....
Comes to me naturally i guess.
If you're not sure you can do it, then take it to a professional installer.

aky

so the correct harness is the one that was posted earlier?

if i take it to another shop and get them to do it correctly, id be out $$$... ive never taken anyone to small claims court, dont even know how that would work... any ideas.?