Blackwolf101
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You could just unplug it, fit heat-shrink tubes on, re-plug it and shrink them over the top, couple of layers. However seeing the condition of the plugs, they may just disintegrate completely as soon as you try to unplug it.. but as they say, if it's not broken don't fix it.. or it'll end up like your fuse didOh ok couldnt find what it was in the book thanks umm as you see its all cracked should i just electric tape them until i find a better solution? The poor VR got hammered yesty with hail abit of dammage
Saying that, it they were in that condition on my car, i'd cut the plugs away completely, sorder the wires together and heat-shrink them individually (like on this pic) as well as then put bit of silicone on them and a couple of layers of heat-shrink on top of them. This way ensuring they'll never ever become loose and no water getting in. I dunno what your soldering skills are like, but you really need to know how to solder wires in-line properly, especially when it comes to ABS. You could just leave as is, clean with mineral turps and small paint brush, let it dry, tape it up with insulation tape, and put 1 or 2 small cable ties on each end on the tape (to stop it unwrapping over time).. I'd never use crimping type wire joiners or plugs on things like this as they often become loose. In fact i'd never use them on anything, not even speaker wires LOL
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