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    Default Re: Wiring Loom Rear Door – 31-01-2011,11:12 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by kenney View Post
    The new harness is identical to the old one,the fault is that the wires move every time you open and close the tailgate,this is a common failure on this type of vehicle
    True but pick the right materials & the wire will survive for many years ie softish insulation & fine multistrand wires helped by designing the way the wires flex we use to do it for military vehicles failure was not an option!
     
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    Default Re: Wiring Loom Rear Door – 01-02-2011,09:05 PM
    Secondhand harness sourced and on its way for 10% of the price SEAT quoted.
    Auto sparks lined up to fit.
    Fingers crossed........
     
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    Default Re: Wiring Loom Rear Door – 01-02-2011,09:09 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by salmonpole View Post
    Secondhand harness sourced and on its way for 10% of the price SEAT quoted.
    Auto sparks lined up to fit.
    Fingers crossed........
    Be worth fitting extra sleeving on the section that fails before installing!?
     
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    Default Re: Wiring Loom Rear Door – 15-02-2011,03:32 PM
    New (secondhand) harness fitted. Checked the wiring was in good condition before fitting. All sorted now, thanks for the help.
     
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