Rear Widow Defogger Wire...
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Hey! I finally remembered to do it.
I took a heat gun to it (at about 350*-400*). Stretch the cable out, after disconnecting it from the window. With it stretched, applying heat, you can see the coils relax. Keep it stretched until it cools.
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Hey! I finally remembered to do it.I took a heat gun to it (at about 350*-400*). Stretch the cable out, after disconnecting it from the window. With it stretched, applying heat, you can see the coils relax. Keep it stretched until it cools.
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Yukon John
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OK...I went with the Permatex product:
...cost about $15 at Advanced Auto...followed instructions...let it dry 24 hours...and hooked it back up. Works as advertised.
...cost about $15 at Advanced Auto...followed instructions...let it dry 24 hours...and hooked it back up. Works as advertised.
dealership resoldered mine as well
itsbo1313
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So I ended up buying a soldering iron kit from amazon for $20 https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XZ31W3M/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
and soldered it back on. Pretty easy, cheaper solution and I have a new soldering iron.
I'll let you know how it works when it gets cold enough in Hemet.
and soldered it back on. Pretty easy, cheaper solution and I have a new soldering iron.
I'll let you know how it works when it gets cold enough in Hemet.
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