Wire Break With Single Repair Point
-- Free up the wire to be repaired approximately 20 cm on both sides of the repair point.
-- If required, remove wiring harness wrapping using a folding knife.
-- Cut out the damaged section of wire using the Wiring Harness Repair Set - Wire Strippers VAS 1978/3.
-- Strip the wire ends 6 to 7 mm using the Wiring Harness Repair Set - Wire Strippers VAS 1978/3.
-- Slide the crimp connector onto both stripped wire ends of the vehicle-specific single wire and crimp them using the Crimping Pliers -.35-2.5 mm VAS 1978/1A.
Always be sure to use the correct crimping slot for the crimping connection used.
Do not crimp wire insulation.
After crimping, the crimp connectors must be heat-shrunk using the Wiring Harness Repair Set - Hot Air Blower VAS 1978/14A to prevent moisture penetration.
-- Place the Wiring Harness Repair - Blower - Shrink Element VAS 1978/15A on the Wiring Harness Repair Set - Hot Air Blower VAS 1978/14A.
-- Heat the crimp connector using the Wiring Harness Repair Set - Hot Air Blower VAS 1978/14A lengthwise from the center outward until it is sealed completely and the adhesive comes out at the ends.
When heat-shrinking crimp connections, be careful not to damage any other wiring, plastic parts or insulating material with the hot nozzle of the Wiring Harness Repair Set - Hot Air Blower VAS 1978/14A.
Always follow the Wiring Harness Repair Set - Hot Air Blower VAS 1978/14A Operating Instructions!
Make sure that crimp connections do not lie directly next to each other when several wires need to be repaired. Arrange the crimp connectors at a slight offset so that the circumference of the wiring harness does not become too large.
In the event the repair point was previous taped, this point must be taped anew with yellow insulating tape after repairs.
Secure the repaired wiring harness with a cable tie to prevent flapping noises while driving.