by RobvdVeer » Wed Oct 08, 2014 7:36 pm
Here's an example of how to extend wires, according to the PO:
- When replacing or extending a PURPLE wire, use a red one.
- When replacing or extending a BROWN wire, use a black one.
- When replacing a RED wire, use a brown one.
- If you have a perfectly matching connector, use a different one.
- Use isolation tape to make sure a twisted wire doesn't come undone.
- In case you don't have isolation tape of a disputable quality, use scotch locks in the most awkward position, preferable extremely closed to a terminal.
- When replacing a relay with a bridge wire, swap the pins around.
- Never use a crimp tool or heat shrink.
These rules are followed religiously. At least you know what you're dealing with.
Rob van der Veer