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End of wire repairs 200 1991

posted by  Amarin on  Mon Sep 4 10:29 CST 2017
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If you're using Bougicord wires, end of wire repairs are easily done.

Slowly pull wire out of boot (to prevent any more internal breakage), undo the terminal's crimp, remove the wire's metal conducting bit, cut off the defective wire, re-insert the metal conducting bit at new wire's end, check conductivity with voltmeter, if good then re-crimp (simply using pliers) and push back terminal end into boot (with some lubricant such as dielectric grease) and its done.

Regards,
Amarin.






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