P1000m5 Moparornocar's Long Overdue Build Thread

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1st step, drill holes for indicator lights. Used an existing hole I drilled some time ago for the signal switch. Just used a standard on off on switch.

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Thanks guys! The truck will make about anything look small lol. The running lights were pretty simple, I still need to do the clearance lights on the rear
 
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I hope you took pics of how you cut it up.
I didn't. Sorry, it was like 20° in the shop. I had to cut the top lip off plus a couple inches then round the corners off. Test fit it about 200 times. The top doesn't have any clamps, it's just friction fit. And very tightly at that. I also did away with the tilt function because I'll be running my half shield in the summer.
 
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Ok kids, I ripped every last stitch of wiring out of the snowflake today. I need some help, opinions, pics, advice, parts, etc to re-do this wiring job professional looking and perfectly reliable. Let's see what ya got?
 
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Ok kids, I ripped every last stitch of wiring out of the snowflake today. I need some help, opinions, pics, advice, parts, etc to re-do this wiring job professional looking and perfectly reliable. Let's see what ya got?
For wiring running front to back, use flexible conduit and run it along stock main harness. It's out of the way and totally safe. I ran 4 or 5 extra wires through and tied them off. For future projects. There's a break under the seat for wiring stuff in that area. I like it.
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For wiring running front to back, use flexible conduit and run it along stock main harness. It's out of the way and totally safe. I ran 4 or 5 extra wires through and tied them off. For future projects. There's a break under the seat for wiring stuff in that area. I like it.
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That is clean looking! One fortunate circumstance is i am relocating and replacing the battery with a full size car battery.
 
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That is clean looking! One fortunate circumstance is i am relocating and replacing the battery with a full size car battery.
I've seriously considered doing that as well. All the wiring inside my conduit would have to come out. Pretty much impossible to snake a single wire through it like it is. I got tired of seeing wire running along my rops.
 
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I've seriously considered doing that as well. All the wiring inside my conduit would have to come out. Pretty much impossible to snake a single wire through it like it is. I got tired of seeing wire running along my rops.
I'm tired of opening my hood to what appears to be a crackhead stereo wiring job.
 
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