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Engine wiring harness question 200 1984

posted by  someone claiming to be wolfi on  Sun Jan 23 07:34 CST 2005 [RELATED]

Driver's side of gray connector in engine room is usually OK. You must follow same advice given to Physicians: First, do no harm. Don't touch the wiring unless you can safely follow through on a repair. Simply bending the outer sheath of black plastic might damage the decomposing plastic coating on individual internal wires, causing a hidden short or confusing the computer. In four or five hours you can remove manifold, slit the black plastic covering with a SHARP Xacto blade and re-cover EACH wire with electrical tape then pretty it up with split-loom. Not hard work, just slow and careful.






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