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Thanks guys. I wrote NOS...course, I meant NOP.
Hmmm, Al, I considered a second ground but was concerned that it may cause a problem I would be unaware of. Another testament to my ignorance, but learning and better everyday. I shall see what I can do.
I think I may have over crimped this particular connector. When I examined it, it seemed more cut than crimped. Donno what caused that. I use a ratchet crimper and have not had problems before, however, most of my previous crimps were 20 gage and not 16, so I will check the tool and my process.
There was no strain on this particular wire. It is the very short ground Tracy recommend, IIRC, to be shorter than 12 inches. I relocated my ECU to accommodate this instruction.
<sigh>
All the best,
Chris
Houston
Bob White wrote:
I agree, also if the wire can vibrate, do something to restrain it
better.
Bob W.
On Sat, 25 Jul 2009 23:12:25 -0500
Dave <david.staten@gmail.com> wrote:
Sounds like some strain relief is in order.
Al Wick wrote:
Oem solution for broken wire is brilliant. They use more than one wire for both ground and power. Huge improvement in reliability.
-al wick
I looked at the wires to the ECU and all was secure, EXCEPT, I
notice my
main (16gage) ground wire broke at the connector at the ECU. Repaired
the wire.
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