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Seat heater repair 900

uid 55's pic
posted by  john sargent on  Thu Oct 20 19:56 CST 2011
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I just made a repair to the driver's side lower seat heater grid in my 940. The broke (burnt) spot in the wiring is quite obvious, you can't miss it. I pulled enough wire out from both sides of the break to pull the ends through the crimp sleeve I made from a stake on fitting. I cut the fork off of a stake on fitting like is shown in the picture, and pulled both ends of the wire through the sleeve I'd made, and crimped it very hard. It is sure a lot easier than soldering wire that as been hot, and pressure connections are much better for carrying amps than solder connections are.


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john






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