Probe V6-153 2.5L DOHC (1994)
5.
Slip Heat Shrink Tubing (WT-5627-A) over cut wire as shown in Figures 8-12.
6.
Join replacement wire to existing cut wire and twist the ends together as shown in Figures 8-12.
NOTE:
BE SURE HEAT SHRINK TUBE IS ON CUT WIRE BEFORE SPLICING WIRES TOGETHER.
7.
Using only 63/37 rosin core solder (do not use acid core), apply solder and heat to spliced wires.
WARNING:
USE ONLY A HEAT GUN. DO NOT USE A HAIR DRYER OR ANY FLAME TO HEAT THE SHRINK TUBE.
8.
Position spliced wire so that shrink tubing can be positioned over soldered splice as shown in Figures 8-12.
9.
Apply heat to shrink tube.
NOTE:
DO NOT OVERHEAT SHRINK TUBE. HEAT ONLY UNTIL ADHESIVE (HOT SEALANT) FLOWS FROM EACH END OF THE SHRINK
TUBING AS SHOWN IN FIGURES 8-12. WHEN THE "HOT SEALANT" FLOWS FROM BOTH ENDS OF THE SHRINK TUBING, THE
TUBING HAS BEEN HEATED ENOUGH AND AN ADHESIVE SEAL HAS BEEN FORMED BETWEEN THE HEAT SHRINK TUBE AND
THE WIRE INSULATION.
10.
Wrap the repaired area with vinyl electrical tape.
NOTE:
DO NOT ALLOW REPAIRED AREA TO COME IN CONTACT WITH ANY METAL SURFACES IN THE AFFECTED AREAS.
11.
To avoid future contact with metal surfaces, perform the following:
a.
Remove any existing burrs or sharp edges from metal surfaces that may come in contact with the repaired wiring.
b.
Apply ordinary cloth tape to these areas.
