Electrics: - Connections to Positive Terminal

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Electrics: Connections to Positive Terminal

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Aug 1st, 2020, 10:41	#1
stevepcar Steve Last Online: Today 15:40 Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Bristol	Connections to Positive Terminal Just had the transmission out of my 1995 2.4 NA 10V 850, to replace rear crankshaft oil seal. Caused by delay in overhauling the PCV system. I made sure that all of the electrical connections & cables were out of the way. But upon reassembly, I found that the terminal, on the end of the bunch of red cables that are part of the main harness, that goes behind the airbox, and fixed to the top of the positive battery clamp, had snapped. Not sure how it happened, maybe clumsiness, or just metal fatigue. Car has done 168, 000 miles. Obviously in that time the clamp has been removed numerous times, so a certain amount of stress on that part. Anyway, has anybody had the same problem & how did they effect a repair? Any help much appreciated.

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