2G Need help, rookie mistake. Electrical harness

[Iyaoyas]

I havent been able to drive my baby (95 gsx) for a few years now, due to money and wasting money on dirt track racing. But a few years back when I built my car from the ground up, I zip tied my boost controller's positives wire along with my steel braided line for my mechanical oil pressure gauge. Well after a while the wire rubbed a hole in the insulation and started to spark. It caused a electrical fire in my car that burned parts of my harness. I was driving it and got it pulled over, ripped out my stereo and threw my soda on it to put it out (all I had). I then drove it home. That was almost 4 years ago. I have dragged it from California to Iowa where I live now and it's in storage. Ok so could anyone tell me (without pictures, I know I know) but it burned from around the stereo to just to the left of the steering wheel. Looks to be 1 loom of about 15-20 wires or so. I see there are 2 different under dash wiring harness.

 

[gdb1039]

So what's the question?

 

[dustyboner]

yup 2 harnesses
there is one attached to the dash (C)
and one that attaches to the metal support beam under the dash (B)

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But dont forget the engine harness runs in the same area to the ECU

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[1990TSIAWDTALON]

Nice Dusty! If you need a harness, you might try Miller Import Parts. Also, look in the DSM Part Outs section and you can probably come up with a harness to replace it, and hope that was all you need to do.
Funny, YEARS AGO...I bought a Chevy Monza Spyder that had a under hood fire and was considered totaled. I went to the salvage yard that day, pulled a harness and plugged it all in. Was driving the car the next day to the amazement of the friend I bought it from, so best of luck to you!!!