71 -Maintenance Procedures
Apply heat on the solder sleeve.
The direction of the pigtail must be
opposite the connector housing (single
wires).
Cut the repair kit to the necessary length.
The length of the repair must not be
more than 300 mm of the initial cable.
Cut and remove 5 mm of the isolation for
each wire on the engine harness and repair
kit.
Cut the repair kit to the necessary length.
The length of the repair kit must not
be more than 300 mm of the initial
cable.
The “in-line crimp” consists of the splice crimp and the isolation sleeve.
Refer to Fig. 71 - 100.
Put the isolation sleeve of the in-line crimp
over the single wire of the engine harness.
For better handling, put the isolation sleeve over the wires on the repair kit
side cable.
Crimp each splice crimp to connect the
engine harness with the wires of the repair
kit.
Make sure that the pinning between the
remaining harness and the connector is
correct.
Refer to Table 71 - 4 for the pin
assignment.
Put the isolation sleeve over each
splice crimp.
Apply heat on the isolation sleeve
until the sleeve seals the splice crimp.
Use a hot air gun (300°C – 350°C).
Let the isolation sleeve cool before handling!
Hot isolation sleeve can cause burns.
Put the green Roundit over the wires of the
repair kit connected to the engine harness.
You can decrease the length of the
green Roundit, if necessary.
The pigtail must come out of the green
Roundit.
Refer to Fig. 71 - 104.
Attach a cable tie to the Roundit.