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REPAIR MAINTENANCE OPERATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
Volkswagen Passat B6 (from the year 2004)

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Broken wire with repair in two places
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Repair of contacts in the connector housing



First, if necessary, open or unlock a secondary mount connector housing.

Unlocking Contact
Fig. 7.135. Unlocking Contact


Unlock the contact (primary fixation) suitable master key (Fig. 7.135).
Remove the contact from the connector housing, pulling on a separate wire.
Take the yellow repair wire with the contact of the set to repair the cables.
Release the wire, which must be repaired (about 20 cm on both sides of the repair).
If necessary, remove the coil harness folding knife.

Installation of the new contact in the connector housing
Fig. 7.136. Installation of the new contact in the connector housing


Insert a new contact in the repair wire connector housing until it clicks (Fig. 7.136).
Push the wire seal on the repair wire.

NOTE
The smaller diameter of the seal must be always nastorone connector housing.

Insert the seal with a suitable tool pomntazhnogo connector housing.
Split a repair and a separate wire in the car to the required length for stripping pliers.

Wire Stripper
Fig. 7.132. Wire Stripper


Strip 6-7 mm of insulation from the ends of the wires with pliers for stripping (Fig. 7.132).
Pressure test the bare ends of the wires and crimping tool sleeve, as described in "Broken wire in one place."

NOTE
If necessary, repair the wiring, observe several specific distance between crimping sleeves. to girth harness has not appeared after repair too thick crimp sleeve set with some displacement relative to each other.

If the place was renovated originally it wrapped in duct tape, then renovated it should wrap yellow tape.
Renovated after the harness should, if necessary, fix the clamp to tie the wires to avoid extraneous sounds while driving.




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