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4AGE 16V engine overheat when at high speed
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07-20-2020, 01:04 PM
Post: #23
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RE: 4AGE 16V engine overheat when at high speed
You can pry off the back side of the yellow plug. Trim the current wire ends, and re-attached the wires to the spades. Carefully remove the old ends of the wires from the spades. Then, re-bend the prongs, on to the newly cut ends, and then add a new solder to each of the connections. Finally seal the connector plug with RTV inside the plug, before pushing the back of the connector back into place.
[good for another 25 yrs.] Dave W |
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