That harness is what im talking about.It's coming from the left of my fuse box there's a aluminium. Browm wire that's broke it's connected to this harness the guy i got this car from did this and im left stuck with fixing this problem i no nothing about.Don't even no the name of this harness or where to get one or how to replace it can this harness be replaced fixed. That big blue wire is what i had to use to get the car to the house. Im no longer driving the car because of this issue.It would help if you used puntuation in your posts. The brown wire is for your horn, that is why the alarm was tapped into it. For your tail lights there is a harness on the left of of the fuse box, take a look at the brown wire, I think it's the 3rd one from the bottom. Test to see if you have power there and if you do start checking the wire from the fuse box to the connection in the trunk. It's an aliminum wire and prone to corrosion problems, the wire may be broken at the fuse box connection
I don't what works to splice an aluminum wire together but what I did with mine when I had that problem I glued the wire in place in that connector. I'm changing that harness this winter and making my own harness with copper strand wire
[Can you tell me the name of this harness where i can get a new one.Also how do i remove this harness from left side of braker im trying to take it out so i can replace it
Where the heck do you get aluminum wire for automotive use ? WTH ? Could it be a length of tinned marine grade wire ? Hard to tell from the picture not being clear. If its stranded wire its not aluminum.
This is really beginning to be a pain here's a picture of that wire that broke off.Where the heck do you get aluminum wire for automotive use ? WTH ? Could it be a length of tinned marine grade wire ? Hard to tell from the picture not being clear. If its stranded wire its not aluminum.
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