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Yikes, that looks like a lot of work. Perhaps I can get lucky with a tie wrap? I'll need to get back to the car to check out the connector.
Thanks for the reply!
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Yes, mine was in similar condition to yours. I was able to crimp new wire to stubs close up near to the connector as possible without repinning. I cleaned up the stubs with a simple wire brush to remove the green corrosion to prepare it for the crimp.
Not as elegant as Tom B.'s solution but so far it is functional.
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The 4-way connector can easily be de-pinned (connector body comes apart like lego as Tom's post shows) and my solution has been to just use junkyard harness parts to salvage new female pins with several inches of wire pigtail of whatever color I can find, not caring too much about that since you still have wire position as a reference for troubleshooting if it's ever needed. Make a good splice back down where it meets the main harness, install the new pins in the connector, and it's good to go. Or ngoma's suggested method of using the existing pins and short pigtails and just replacing most of the wire. Similar outcome and probably even more efficient in terms of effort vs result. Some of us touch up with brushed-on "liquid electrical tape" for years as the insulation crumbles away but that's a game you can only take so far.
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Thanks ngoma and v8volvo for helping with this one.
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The only other update I have at this point is that the crankshaft damper is out of the ERR process. It took off the rust and some paint. I think this is the best it's gonna get.
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Hey gang,
I'm working on cleaning up the big 27mm bolt for the crankshaft damper. There is more of that very strong epoxy on the shank and on some of the threads. It's slow going cleaning this off without damaging the fine threads. I've been Googling around but I cannot find the size of that bolt. I am thinking of getting an appropriately sized die to chase out all the debris and epoxy from its threads. Anyone know the size of the bolt? Thanks.
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Hmm. I wonder if the greenbook gives it? Otherwise no idea here, at least. Maybe a good fastener supplier could figure it out with measurements. I certainly would think it is a pretty irregular size. A die to match it would probably only have one job to ever do -- cleaning up D24/T crankshaft bolts -- and I would not be surprised if it were expensive....
What about a wire wheel on a bench grinder? I would not think the threads would suffer from that as long as you kept them parallel to the motion of the wheel and didn't go too nuts, no?
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