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I wouldnt solder it together, it will just break off again. I would use an "enviromental splice".
I dunno, don't think my e-splice crimpers will fit in there.
I wouldnt solder it together, it will just break off again. I would use an "enviromental splice".
There is a little wear on the black & white one too...
If all you are planning on doing is band-aiding for the race, just fix the one and get a new CDI.
I would cut all the suspect wires and splice them back with epoxy filled heat shrink and keep it as a spare. It is only a matter of time before that one rubs through as well!
Good luck to your son at the race! (I use to race 250 B up until I was 3o something ) Is he District 7 or MAMA?
I think the fix will be OK...Like I said, the covering around the bundle of wires is a little too long and it chafed and eventually cut the wire in two....I think I'll cut some of that covering off so it won't happen again....Thanks....He races D7..He's been doing real well....Won the championship in 06 in "C", stepped up to "B" in 07 and had a healthy lead in the points and had a freak accident in a practice and broke his leg...That took care of 07...Getting ready for "A" this year...Whole new ball game now....Ran 4 motos since the leg thing and got 2 firsts and 2 seconds equaling a 1st and 2nd overall for the 2 races....Still going to be an uphill battle with those "A" guys...
No room for strippers on the bottom wire, didn't have epoxy filled heat shrink, but I did lay them straight on and used a double layer of heat shrink topped with silicon tape.Looks like you have some wear on the black w/ white as well...
I would use a thermal stripper on the broken wire and leave 1/16th of and inch near the CDI - and lay the conductors straight-on into each other with barely any to no twist (not enough to do) and then solder it... unfortunately, you only have one shot because of the length of the conductors to solder. Then use the epoxy filled heat shrink to environmentally seal it...
Not many options there!
There is a little wear on the black & white one too...
Looks like you have some wear on the black w/ white as well...
I would use a thermal stripper on the broken wire and leave 1/16th of and inch near the CDI - and lay the conductors straight-on into each other with barely any to no twist (not enough to do) and then solder it... unfortunately, you only have one shot because of the length of the conductors to solder. Then use the epoxy filled heat shrink to environmentally seal it...
Not many options there!
No room for strippers on the bottom wire, didn't have epoxy filled heat shrink, but I did lay them straight on and used a double layer of heat shrink topped with silicon tape.
You're good to go Dup. See you around 2? We can pm location etc. I put an insulating layer on the worn one too. That sure looked like a clean cut and it's hard to imagine heat shrike wearing through wire. The insulation maybe. Are you sure you don't have a saboteur lurking around?
None @ NAVAIR??? How do them planes stay together?
You need to get in with the R&D Navy Space - we gots REALLY cool toys! :
Glad to hear you got it fixed!!! That was a tough job!
Now we need to hear how the race went, plus you should get a cut of the purse!