87 or 86 fuse box equvelent

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I’m placing a 1986 GN engine and transmission in a 1938 Chevy Deluxe. Wish me luck! I have a full engine harness but I can’t find a 86/87 fuse box. Does anyone know of an equivalent, or other G Body fuse box?
Thanks for the help.
Art

 

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if you only have the engine harness the swap can be done using caspers dash harness mate and youll be able to avoid having to research every wire in the lc2 harness

84/87 Dash Harness Mate

84/87 Dash Harness MateOur mating harness is designed to plug directly into the stock GM engine harness found on the Grand National and T-Type cars. This harness plugs into the bulkhead and provides fuses and necessary wiring to run the engine functions. It is used mainly for transplants. Comes comp

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be aware the dash harness mate doesn't support the starting/ charging systems

I helped to do a swap into a 34 ford LC2 engine and brf trans and used all the GN harnesses
did a c10 and used just the engine harness and cut the c100 end off going to the fuseblock and hotwired wired relays to power the various circuits only needing a 12v switched wire from the c10
easiest way to do the swap if you want lockup torque converter is get a dash harness (about same price as caspers dash mate harness, the harness will support the ignition module, injectors and relays for fan , it will also support the torque converter lockup control at brake pedal as well as the aldl and allow a gm style ignition switch based steering column
in addition to the dash having the body harness to rear and tail lamp harness and a front end harness make all that lighting wiring easier

caspers can build a harness for a hybrid install and it may seem expensive but the lc2 original harnesses can cost just as much and are 35yrs old wiring and need some work

 

[DARTHV6]

if you only have the engine harness the swap can be done using caspers dash harness mate and youll be able to avoid having to research every wire in the lc2 harness

84/87 Dash Harness Mate

84/87 Dash Harness MateOur mating harness is designed to plug directly into the stock GM engine harness found on the Grand National and T-Type cars. This harness plugs into the bulkhead and provides fuses and necessary wiring to run the engine functions. It is used mainly for transplants. Comes comp

www.casperselectronics.com

be aware the dash harness mate doesn't support the starting/ charging systems

I helped to do a swap into a 34 ford LC2 engine and brf trans and used all the GN harnesses
did a c10 and used just the engine harness and cut the c100 end off going to the fuseblock and hotwired wired relays to power the various circuits only needing a 12v switched wire from the c10
easiest way to do the swap if you want lockup torque converter is get a dash harness (about same price as caspers dash mate harness, the harness will support the ignition module, injectors and relays for fan , it will also support the torque converter lockup control at brake pedal as well as the aldl and allow a gm style ignition switch based steering column
in addition to the dash having the body harness to rear and tail lamp harness and a front end harness make all that lighting wiring easier

caspers can build a harness for a hybrid install and it may seem expensive but the lc2 original harnesses can cost just as much and are 35yrs old wiring and need some work

Thank you…this is good information. I‘m helping out a good friend so I gave him a GN motor and transmission. We got it in and it ran with minimum wires. His wife will not let him race it. The car has a S-10 steering wheel. I wasn’t supposed to be the wiring guy but after his two brothers died on the same day who were supposed to help, I guess I’m it. I’ll look into this since I don’t know where to start!
Thank you,
Art