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Old 02-01-2018, 10:18 PM
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Anyone have a person or shop they can recommend to make a Kx155 harness. Thanks!
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Old 02-01-2018, 10:48 PM
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Approach Faststack is another with great reputation.
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Approach Faststack is another with great reputation.
Their product is good for an initial installation of a multi-unit system. Not sure I'd recommend them for adding on one unit to an existing system, unless they sell cables that do not have the hub connector at the other end.
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There is a reason why Stein is so busy. If you want your harness done right call them.
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Anyone have a person or shop they can recommend to make a Kx155 harness. Thanks!
The hardest part of wiring the KX-155 is finding the molex pins. After that, it's actually pretty trivial, especially given that you're going to need to plug the other ends of the wires into various things yourself anyway.

Just a thought in case the usual suspects are too backed up...
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I had my schematics done by stein air and I did the harness myself, best thing I ever done.
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