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Re: P0134 Error code on 2004 9-5 Posted by Tom G [Email]  (#1951) [Profile/Gallery]
(more from Tom G) on Wed, 26 Oct 2016 02:37:21
In Reply to: Re: P0134 Error code on 2004 9-5, three_jeeps, Tue, 25 Oct 2016 17:09:38 Members do not see ads below this line. - Help Keep This Site Online - Signup |
Yes, I found the crimp and associated environmental splice next to impossible to remove. After I started, I wondered if there was really any kind of galvanic reaction going on inside the crimp (who knows) or if not some kind of build up on the edge connectors.
I'm a technician, not an engineer. I will say that I've often encountered this type of problem with circuit cards that cost thousands of dollars where the fix is to disconnect and reconnect (or remove and re-insert) the card or connector.
There's a term called "fretting". I won't say this is definitely the cause, but removing and reconnecting the connector is so easy I wished I had tried it first. And to be honest, you have to disconnect the connector anyway.
In my memory of "hard to complete tasks", re-doing this crimp is all that difficult, more brain stressful. I kept thinking, "man there's a lot of wires, hope I don't cut the wrong one" and "what a spaghetti mess, thank the lord for color coding".
Curious to know (as others) your progress.
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