Thank you for your video. I'm a mechanic but I've never worked on this area of my TB. Love the detail. My wires were broken in the middle of the rubber piece.
I just cut a one inch piece of wire that I had from an old computer power supply that was no longer working and exposed a quarter inch from each end. Then, I inserted it into the back of the connector so that it made contact with the metal in each of the pins. Hope that makes sense. Any 10 gauge wire will be safe on a 30 amp circuit.
Okay I’m not getting power to that fuse. My truck came with a spare fuse and even replacing it with the spare, still no power to that fuse. No breaks in my wiring either.
Thank you for your video. I'm a mechanic but I've never worked on this area of my TB. Love the detail. My wires were broken in the middle of the rubber piece.
Thank you for posting! I noticed my rear wiper doesn't function on my Chevy TB LT 2002 and needed a way to investigate. I appreciate it!
great video... you easy to listen to and follow ..you have a great voice for radio...thank you for the video..
the only thing is I wish you had explained using and setting of the tester
Quick question, how did you jumper the wires? Appreciate the content!
I just cut a one inch piece of wire that I had from an old computer power supply that was no longer working and exposed a quarter inch from each end. Then, I inserted it into the back of the connector so that it made contact with the metal in each of the pins. Hope that makes sense. Any 10 gauge wire will be safe on a 30 amp circuit.
Okay I’m not getting power to that fuse. My truck came with a spare fuse and even replacing it with the spare, still no power to that fuse. No breaks in my wiring either.