722 Wiring Harness

[Atilathehun99]

WANTED: Rear wiring harness for a 722 (PN 6562657). This is for the 1.6 L Ford gasser. The 722 is the only model that uses this harness. NLA from Bobcat. Anyone that has a blown engine from a 722 might have this harness and consider selling it.

 

[Tazza]

Can you not repair your old one?
The harness on these older machines is quite simple, nothing like the newer ones with a harness with a good 30+ wires in it.

 

[Atilathehun99]

Can you not repair your old one?
The harness on these older machines is quite simple, nothing like the newer ones with a harness with a good 30+ wires in it.

I've considered making up a new harness is I can't find one. I have a question on that. Do I need to run an entire resistor wire from the coil to the rear harness plug or just a particular length? For instance if I repair my current harness I will need to extend it and want to know if a small section of non-resistor wire can be used? Also if I'm going to replace w/ resistor wire what is the spec on that?

 

[Tazza]

I've considered making up a new harness is I can't find one. I have a question on that. Do I need to run an entire resistor wire from the coil to the rear harness plug or just a particular length? For instance if I repair my current harness I will need to extend it and want to know if a small section of non-resistor wire can be used? Also if I'm going to replace w/ resistor wire what is the spec on that?

I'd like to think you don't need resistor wire, if you need a resistor the for ignition system, a resistor should be mounted to the distrbutor.
Hopefully someone with a 722 can tell you this for sure.

 

[Atilathehun99]

I'd like to think you don't need resistor wire, if you need a resistor the for ignition system, a resistor should be mounted to the distrbutor.
Hopefully someone with a 722 can tell you this for sure.

The coil I'm using requires an external resistor. I guess that could be either a resistor or resistor wire. The 722 was built using a resistor wire. I guess I could mount an external resistor and replace the resistor wire with standard wire. I'd hate to do that as I've just gone to the expense of putting in a brand new coil