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Bad speaker wire. 700 1985

posted by  the kick inside on  Mon May 5 00:35 CST 2003
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which is exactly where you will get wire faults - due to the flexing action on the harness as the door is opened and closed...

if you are carefull and attacth your new wire to the end of the old wire (solder & tape) and lubricate the wires (KY jelly - dont laugh it works!) you should be able to pull a new peice of wire through...

alteratively get a small zip tie, cut the end of it and tape a wire to it and use it as a needle to thread the new wire through the rubber boot....again lubricate first...its a bit fidly but very do-able!






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