Hi retaftech,
Ive had a good think,
and yes you could make some sort of assembly along the
lines of Andrew's post:
you could use summit similar to a network cable tester.
it send a signal thru cable 1, lighting (if correct)
led1, then thru cable 2 lighting (if correct)
led2 and so on. if any are mis-wired then
there will be a jump in the output
Although i would put a half second pause for each LED,
and make each LED depend on the previous being correct.
That way it would stop at the first incorrect wiring.
But i don't think that making up circuits with LEDs is
going to be a good answer.
Andrew also mentions the use of a computer for harness
testing, and i really think this is the way to go.
I think that a computer program could be written which
would give a picture on the screen showing which bits
need correcting. (or whatever you decide).
Maybe checking for shorts too.
I think that a unit could be made which could plug into
the serial port or the parallel port, and this unit
could have two fittings for your harness to plug into.
I think that would be your best answer to this,
Regards, John