Harness replacement ideas
02-22-2006 | 01:33 PM
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Harness replacement ideas
I see there are plenty of threads written about wiring harness faults and the cost of replacing same.
That 'where it goes round the sharp bend' part could be (if defective) replaced by a section made out of ribbon cables and screened audio cable, I think. It would involve terminating 2 pairs of plug/socket assemblies, so I think in cases where it's just one or two wires, I would run new wiring along the cable and simply bypass the fault.
Wanted: a source for the self-vulcanising rubber harness binding.
That 'where it goes round the sharp bend' part could be (if defective) replaced by a section made out of ribbon cables and screened audio cable, I think. It would involve terminating 2 pairs of plug/socket assemblies, so I think in cases where it's just one or two wires, I would run new wiring along the cable and simply bypass the fault.
Wanted: a source for the self-vulcanising rubber harness binding.
02-22-2006 | 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by clive
I see there are plenty of threads written about wiring harness faults and the cost of replacing same.
That 'where it goes round the sharp bend' part could be (if defective) replaced by a section made out of ribbon cables and screened audio cable, I think. It would involve terminating 2 pairs of plug/socket assemblies, so I think in cases where it's just one or two wires, I would run new wiring along the cable and simply bypass the fault.
Wanted: a source for the self-vulcanising rubber harness binding.
That 'where it goes round the sharp bend' part could be (if defective) replaced by a section made out of ribbon cables and screened audio cable, I think. It would involve terminating 2 pairs of plug/socket assemblies, so I think in cases where it's just one or two wires, I would run new wiring along the cable and simply bypass the fault.
Wanted: a source for the self-vulcanising rubber harness binding.
have u tried digikey for the rubber? if not butt-splice and heat shrink
02-23-2006 | 05:58 AM
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Originally Posted by iwitnessreports
I agree, if its a descrete wire replace as much as u can, ad about an inch (not too much).
have u tried digikey for the rubber? if not butt-splice and heat shrink
have u tried digikey for the rubber? if not butt-splice and heat shrink
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