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Salvo
Jan 02, 2015Explorer
From your comments, I take it you don't do much troubleshooting.
Inserting a needle probe into wire insulation is an excellent way to troubleshoot. For example, in a car, how do you determine if the lambda sensor is functioning with just home mechanic tools? You got to probe the sensor wire.
Inserting a needle probe into wire insulation is an excellent way to troubleshoot. For example, in a car, how do you determine if the lambda sensor is functioning with just home mechanic tools? You got to probe the sensor wire.
dons2346 wrote:
An excellent way to create problems down the road. Water can get into the wiring and will cause corrosion which will eat up the wire strands and cause a reduction in current carrying capability.
It might not happen this year or the next but sometime down the line, you will have a corroded wire.
This is not a good troubleshooting technique.
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