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wiring harness?

Discussion in 'Early CJ5 and CJ6 Tech' started by runmts, Dec 28, 2006.

  1. Dec 28, 2006
    runmts

    runmts New Member

    rexburg Idaho
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    Ok, so I ordered a wiring harness from ez wiring (ez 20 mini) then I got to thinking, will it work for a 24 volt? they dont seem to know so I decided to ask the professionals... you. Jacob
     
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  2. Dec 28, 2006
    junkfood

    junkfood Member

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    I am NOT an expert but I think it should be ok for 24v...Best I remember OHM"S law if you increse the voltage the amps drop. Just look at the difference between a 6v and 12v battery cable..Just wondering, are you doing a restore? Is that why your keeping the 24v system?
    Keith
     
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  3. Dec 29, 2006
    runmts

    runmts New Member

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    kieth, well, not really. I'm not keeping it for origonalities sake, but I would like to keep it as cheap as possible and buying a new starter, etc gets pretty expensive. I probably would do a full restore but the body is a piece of crap. Thanks for the opinion...I hope your right about the 24 volt. If I could figure out how to upload some pictures I'd do it, but its to confusing...
     
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  4. Dec 29, 2006
    trickpatrick

    trickpatrick Done? LOL

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    Just call painless they would probably be a good vendor opinion.
     
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  5. Dec 29, 2006
    Strider380

    Strider380 Can I have a zip tie?

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    If I remember from school correctly, Ohm's law only has a relationship between volts and amps in AC. In DC, while volts change, amps remain the same, as far as I remember. Do a quick online search
     
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