Exposed wire socket

HEKURTSEHU · 2005-03-01 21:44:53

Note the spot circled red: http://tinypic.com/1zejhd Now Close up: http://tinypic.com/1zejio Is yours like this ? looks a bit too exposed to me.

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03-01-2005 | 03:44 PM

HEKURTSEHU

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Exposed wire socket

Note the spot circled red:

Now Close up:

Is yours like this ? looks a bit too exposed to me.

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03-01-2005 | 03:48 PM

dzuy

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it should be ok - my guess is that the black sleeving is to keep the wires bundled.

the wires you have circled still have their proper insulation over the conductors anyway.

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03-01-2005 | 03:50 PM

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That's pretty much going rate. The insulation is high-temp oil and gas resistant. This also lets the mechanic get to the wires for testing during service issues.

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03-01-2005 | 03:51 PM

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the wires can never be totalled sleeved - how would you move the wires to connect it to the connector if it was?

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03-01-2005 | 03:58 PM

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the wires can never be totalled sleeved - how would you move the wires to connect it to the connector if it was?

I thought it's supposed to be close to be just like a plug.
I mean looks like you better not have any fluid like rain, snow, oil etc fall on that spot or something is going to get shorted or cooked