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Codes pulled from new car 200 1993

posted by  fpeck1948 on  Tue Sep 29 03:55 CST 2009
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Sitting here with a thought to run by you...

I spliced the connections together using the blue hollow tube type and the crimped each numberouse time to make sure of the connections.

Did this with both whites and one black.

After all three were done I coated both end of the blue tube with RTV silicone sealant.

Bundled all three together and wrapped generously with electrical tape and the sprayed the entire assembly with undercoating.

Coulf the RTV sealant be conductive and should I have done the above procedure seaparately instead of doing them together in a bundle, maybe causing a conductivity problem.

Just a thought while sitting here pulling my hair out......

Frank






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