Changing a burnt connector.

Asked by Jess Aug 02, 2020 at 12:49 PM about the 2003 Honda Accord EX with Leather

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

How can i change the connector to the master switch? my connector is burnt

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F_O_R answered 4 years ago

If you can buy a pigtail you can splice it in. Solder all the connections and use heat shrink tubing. For something like this you may be looking at buying a new wiring harness. If only one connector is burned you could bypass the connector and use a single bullet connector for the one wire. Probably something best left to a pro.

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