Wiring harness and fueible link questions.

[A.Gramz]

I'm just going to start by saying my harnesses are a joke.  Whoever hacked them up must of been blindfolded.  With that said.  There are no fusible links could somebody let me no where they go and post pics of them so I no which type to buy.   I.e. Like middle run or by connector and wire gauge size.  Seems to be some confusion about gauge some say 14 but if I read wire diagram right 16 from factory?

Next. The head light connectors are cut for the one with three wire (I think hi beams). Anyone have a picture so I can get one that looks similar

Lastly dose anybody have a good laid out pic of the engine harness.  And maybe close up of the ends.?  I'll post a pic and you'll understand why. 

Thanks

[crackedback]

Basic set up using a fusible link is to have a link that is 4 numbers higher than the wire it protects.

If you have a 12ga wire in the system, fusible link should be a 16ga
14ga gets and 18ga, etc.

[A.Gramz]

ok perfect.   Are you familiar with what style they are.  like :

http://www.grote.com/products/84-1016-fusible-link-wire-chrysler/
or
http://www.grote.com/products/84-1021-fusible-link-wire-ford/

Thanks

[crackedback]

If you don't care about originality, any fusible link will work.

[Chryco Psycho]

3 wire plug is low beam 2 wire is high beam
Fusable link goes from the start relay into the main feed to the fuse block inside the car , you an buy premade plug & play fusable link or buy it by the foot & make your own

[A.Gramz]

OK so low beam ( I guess one light for low two for hi) any chance you would know what the pin out would be for that connector - I have black, red and purple wires 

[Chryco Psycho]

not sure where the only service manual I have is right now but I can look , black is in the middle IIRC

[73440]

Info here may help.

http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=31