1. Inspect the sensor wiring and the wiring harness for any damage that may have occurred as a result of the accident. Replace, as required, any damaged:

• wiring.
• insulation.
• terminal.
• connectors.

2. Repair splices.

NOTE:

• If splices are required in adjacent wiring, stagger the splices 51 mm (2 inches) apart from each other.
• Use a waterproof butt-splice connector on any exposed wiring.
• A heat shrink nylon splice prevents water, salt, condensation, and heat from affecting the wiring service.
• The inner wall of the splice connector is lined with an adhesive that melts when heated with a heat gun and flows under pressure from the tubing, sealing the splice.
• The connectors can be crimped with a standard insulated connector crimping tool.
• The splices are color coded for gauge identification and are transparent to allow inspection of the finished splice.