Is this normal? Exposed wires in the engine bay...not in a loom
#1
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
Is this normal? Exposed wires in the engine bay...not in a loom
Noticed this yesterday when looking over the engine bay...should those wires be in a loom and not exposed like that?
Thanks in advance
#2
Race Car
Mine is half covered in loom, half covered in heat shrink.
That's the oil pressure sending unit which is a very common part failure. Wouldn't surprise me if the loom was cut when it was replaced at some point in time.
That's the oil pressure sending unit which is a very common part failure. Wouldn't surprise me if the loom was cut when it was replaced at some point in time.
#3
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
Thanks for the info...do you suggest I wrap it in electrical tape to protect it?
#4
Rennlist Member
Unplug and clip the connectors to the sending unit. Take the connectors to your local electrical supply and buy replacements, heat shrink tubing and a crimping tool. Shrink the tubing onto the exposed wires, crimp the connectors on, and plug it back in. Will give you a more professional look.
Good luck
#5
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
You can do that or...
Unplug and clip the connectors to the sending unit. Take the connectors to your local electrical supply and buy replacements, heat shrink tubing and a crimping tool. Shrink the tubing onto the exposed wires, crimp the connectors on, and plug it back in. Will give you a more professional look.
Good luck
Unplug and clip the connectors to the sending unit. Take the connectors to your local electrical supply and buy replacements, heat shrink tubing and a crimping tool. Shrink the tubing onto the exposed wires, crimp the connectors on, and plug it back in. Will give you a more professional look.
Good luck
#6
Drifting
They have been replaced, those aren't stock spades.
I suggest wrapping both wires together in new shrink tubing, and new higher quality spades from say here; http://www.waytekwire.com/products/1...ade-Terminals/. Use a little shrink tubing on the spade. The oil pressure sensor is very important, I say a little work to keep it tidy would be worth it. Imo.
I suggest wrapping both wires together in new shrink tubing, and new higher quality spades from say here; http://www.waytekwire.com/products/1...ade-Terminals/. Use a little shrink tubing on the spade. The oil pressure sensor is very important, I say a little work to keep it tidy would be worth it. Imo.
#7
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
Thanks...anybody got a picture of what its supposed to look like?
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#9
Three Wheelin'
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Awesome! Thanks!