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General => The garage => Topic started by: vwkevgti on 20 May 2012, 14:47
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Whats the norm when it comes to repairing connecttions on a vw on the gf polo the reverse switch wires have worn through and corroded big time nothing left to work with in terms of soldering back togehter i have tryed to fix it but it looked a right bodge job and eventually fell apart in my hands I hate bodging stuff so was wondering Can you buy vw repair kits or the only other thing I can think of is cutting it off a car being broken for parts
Thanks for any help :smiley:
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how much of the wires left? could always cut it back untill its a good peice of wire and crimp in a new peice of wire i.e
old new old
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crimp crimp
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Be a man a get a soldiering iron and shrink wrap!
Crimps are for wimps :evil:
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polevolt.co.uk
buy new plug and inserts, then colder and heatshrink idealy glue lined or get hetshrink coverd crimps
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There's nothing left of the wiring that comes out the plug it's well and truly knackerd I would have solderd to it but I've just got the plastic bit with no wire coming out of it
I really don't like crimp connectors i will be soldering it and covering it with heat shrink just need a new plug with wires coming out of it :/
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Doing it properly is the only way to roll!
I hate crimps you have to butcher the crimp just to get it to hold and then it can work its way loose!
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Order connector and a repair wire from VW :smiley:
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useful stuff here (hopefully)
http://javalins.wordpress.com/vw-golf-mk3/vw-electrical-connectors/ (http://javalins.wordpress.com/vw-golf-mk3/vw-electrical-connectors/)