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Re: [Cagiva_Gran_Canyon2] R/R wire question

I did the same - as there was around 30-40mm of damaged cable I felt it was better to solder in new sections, rather than risk pulling the original cable tight by trying to fit a connector. They only time you'll need a connector there is if you ever have to take off your alternator cover, which isn't going to be often.

Nik

On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 3:24 PM, Wayne Lenkeit <wlenkeit@...> wrote:


On mine I soldered in new sections of wire.  Not sure of the difference in continuity levels but my confidence level is much higher this way.  If I need to disconnect them (haven't yet) it won't take too long to unsolder.

Wayne
Wed Jul 8, 2009 2:28 pm

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okay, so the infamous 3 yellow wire set that comes from the main harness up to the regulator/rectifier underneath the tailsection burned up on me. 2 wires... 		Brian Zooom
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On mine I soldered in new sections of wire. Not sure of the difference in continuity levels but my confidence level is much higher this way. If I need to...
Wayne Lenkeit
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I did the same - as there was around 30-40mm of damaged cable I felt it was better to solder in new sections, rather than risk pulling the original cable tight...
Nik Codling
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