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Old 09-26-2017, 08:33 PM   #9
HoustonRV_Guy
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: A.C.E. 27.1
State: Texas
Posts: 4
THOR #9293
This is in the rear of the coach behind the tires almost at the back bumper. I can't think of what would have done this damage other than some sort of odd road debris hit.

I'm going to remove some of the split loom to see if I can get enough slack in the individual wires to do the repairs right without having to add a jumper wire. I don't know if I can solder in the tight space but I'm going to try. Otherwise I have some heat shrink crimp butt connectors that are marine rated that work fairly well. I'll put another layer of the split loom and tie it up higher to the chassis so it won't happen again (hopefully).
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Shelton Smith
Houston, TX
2014 Thor A.C.E. 27.1
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