The 1973 harness is not the same as the 1971 or 72. I just replaced my harness and cured a multiple of minor engine problems. The harness is available though Don Thibault. He can be reached by email at p1800@gis.net
Don has every part that I have needed in my restoration. Sometimes the prices are far less than I think they will cost, sometimes more. Don stands in back of everything he sells. He is also an expert on 1800s. By the way, the harness only took me an hour to install, including removing the old. I have air conditioning in my car... getting the dam ECU out was a major operation. I would call it a "4 beer" job. Good luck if you have AC.

I have a 1971 wiring harness available with an attached computer. Would you like to make an offer on the whole thing?

Call Bob White at Fuel Injection Corp. www.fuelinjectioncorp Livermore CA. 925-371-6551. Connectors $5.45, pins $4ish.. He has the tool to extract the pins I would have killed for when I replaced my boots... Mention my name if you would like.

Greg Bodner
1970 1800e.

First source is your old harness. The individual fast-on connectors
are mostly 0.110" female and can be purchased at or ordered by your parts
shop or electrical supply wholesaler.
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George Downs, The "original" Walrus3, Bartlesville, Oklahoma

Rumor has it that these are available new from either Scandcar or CVI Automotive, who is currently too swamped to take orders. Looks like Scandcar has them for 224.62 Euros, actually. http://www.scandcar.nl/price/put18enr.htm. Search for "harness" on the page.
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Justin 70 1800E, 66 122E, 71 145S
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