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Alternator to Voltage Regulator Wiring, 289/302 V8 with Tachometer (67-68 Mustang)Find parts that fit my vehicle
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Features
- 1967-68 Alternator Wiring Harness - Small Block With Tach
- This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm
- Fits 67-68 Mustang
Description
Electrical Connection Solution. The Alternator to Voltage Regulator Wiring harness for 289/302 V8 engines with tachometer connects the alternator to the voltage regulator while incorporating a tachometer connection. This wiring harness is essential for maintaining proper electrical system function and ensuring accurate tachometer readings in classic Mustang small block engines.
Construction and Appearance. Crafted with high-quality materials, this wiring harness features durable insulation designed to withstand engine heat and vibrations. The wires are neatly bundled for organized installation and reliability, providing long-lasting performance in the engine bay.
Installation. Installation is straightforward with no drilling required, designed to fit directly within the original wiring pathways. This allows for a clean and efficient setup, minimizing the time and effort needed for proper electrical connections.
Application. Designed specifically for 1967-68 Mustang small block engines equipped with a tachometer, ensuring compatibility with the original electrical system configuration during this production period.
CA Residents: 
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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