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MrDoodles wrote:You are being a busy boy at the MOT Station Jake!
Jake wrote:Coming off of a night shift this morning granted me a little pottering time. The Midsomer car is nearly there, so investigating the wiring fault seemed a good idea, as I was able to do it inside a heated garage.
Upon dropping the fuse board, I was presented with two black wires, that had been cut. Both ran through the bulkhead, one leading to a spade conector, the other up to the earth on coil three. Wires were traced and removed.
Attention then turned to the wiring to the fuse board and BCU
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After the massacre of insulation tape, these 'joints' into the main loom were revealed, which may explain the electrical issues
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So next job is to try and disassemble these joints, and repair the wiring to standard.
Oh and empty the pool in the boot!
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