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TM   9-2320-356-BD Section   IV. WIRING HARNESSES 8-10. GENERAL Wiring   harnesses   are   normally   replaced   when   extensive improvements   or   different   configurations,   replacement of   the   same   vehicle   family   may   use   some   different   sty harnesses   from   an   identical   model;   however.   connector damage   occurs.   Because   of harnesses   from   other   vehicles e   connectors. Try   to   obtain can   be   exchanged   with   the damaged  harness. The   same   procedure   is   followed   to   change   a   complete   connector   or to   splice   a   complete   harness. If   a   wire   is   damaged   but   the   fault   cannot   be located,   it   should   be   replaced   with   a   jumper   wire. 8-11. WIRING  HARNESS  DAMAGED General    Information: Wire   harness   repairs   are   generally   a   series   of   single-wire   repairs.   Establishing circuit   continuity   in   a   bundle   of   wires   is   difficult   because   individual   wires   are not   color   coded. Wires   must   be   identified   before   they   are   connected.   Essential electrical   functions   can   be   rapidly   restored   by   using   jumper   wires. Limitations: o   None Personnel/Time    Required: o   1   soldier o    1   -   2   hours Materials/Tools: o   Wire o    S p l i c es o    E l e c t r i c a l    t a pe o   Soldering   iron o     P l a s t i c     t i es Procedural   Steps: Option   1: Wire   Bundle   Repairs. 1. Splice   the   first   wire   and   tape. Leave   the   tape   hanging   from   the   repair. 2. Splice   the   next   wire, lay   it   on   top   of   the   first   repair. 3. Continue   wrapping   with   electrical   tape. 4. Repeat   these   steps   as   often   as   necessary   to   repair   the   wire   bundle   without cutting   or   breaking   the   tape   until   the   repair   has   been   completed. 8-9

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