Hi everyone,
I was shocked last week to find out that the power steering pressure switch on my 2000 Durango had failed and actually started to pump fluid into my wiring harness! The fluid reached my upstream oxygen sensor and killed it. That switch shares a splice with those sensors.
Ok so I have to run all new wires and or get a new harness at this point, something I will have to figure out this week.
So I wanted to ask the electrical experts this. If I cut into the wires coming out of my power steering pressure switch and drop some hot solder, will that stop all liquid flow that is flowing in between the wire? Does soldering just one wire in this manner effect its electrical properties at all?
I was shocked last week to find out that the power steering pressure switch on my 2000 Durango had failed and actually started to pump fluid into my wiring harness! The fluid reached my upstream oxygen sensor and killed it. That switch shares a splice with those sensors.
Ok so I have to run all new wires and or get a new harness at this point, something I will have to figure out this week.
So I wanted to ask the electrical experts this. If I cut into the wires coming out of my power steering pressure switch and drop some hot solder, will that stop all liquid flow that is flowing in between the wire? Does soldering just one wire in this manner effect its electrical properties at all?