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7580 Rear Wiring Harness Routing?
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    Posted: 03 Sep 2019 at 2:16pm
Hey all,

Working on the 1981 7580, and was curious what the proper routing is for the rear wiring harness? they currently have it dangling down by the hoses  above the PTO driveline, and it doesnt look like that is the right way.

I am curious if its supposed to be up top with the remote lever cables?

Any info appreciated,
Thanks!
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its been awhile since i have looked but i think that is correct.
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If I recall that's how mine was on my 8550 also. Lots of cable ties are a requirement, if you know what I mean!!!! Good Luck, Mike
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I assume dont let it dangle too loose on the front, if there is any slack pile it up on the back?

The main harness is sitting on top of the transmission, and there is a nice plug where the rear harness ties in.
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Took a couple pictures of mine.  Runs right by the right steering cylinder.  Probably missing a wire tie there.
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