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the search for definitive harness info 200

posted by  handsome greg on  Fri Jul 16 06:53 CST 2004
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is there really ANY way to repair the casing on the wire harnesses that has worn off? i keep hearing "no, dont use THAT..." and no one seems to know what you can actually safely use. i did read somewhere that the brush on rubber stuff works ok, but im looking for more of a wrap... is there such a thing that can withstand the temps? sure a couple years down the line (when im sure oil leaks and rust are a thing of the past) i might replace the whole shebang, but until then, what are the options?

handsome greg






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