Auto Harness Repair
Flickering lights, dead circuits, or a damaged connector? We locate the broken wire or terminal and repair or replace it.
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What a wiring harness does
Wiring acts as your vehicle’s nervous system, carrying current and signals to and from its computers. Most of the wires are bundled into groups called harnesses, wrapped in protective covering, and routed through the vehicle. New cars can carry more than a hundred pounds of wiring.
How harnesses get damaged
Vehicles endure constant vibration, flexing, temperature extremes, water, ice, and salt, and any of these can wear on wiring over time. Collisions can damage harnesses too.
Many vehicles never have a harness problem. When one does, the cause is usually a damaged wire, terminal, or connector.
Finding and fixing the fault
Harnesses often run through hard-to-reach places, so finding the exact spot is often the hardest part. Once located, damaged wires can typically be repaired or replaced.
If the damage is more extensive, for example when wires have melted, the whole harness may need replacing. Sensitive systems such as airbags should always be replaced rather than repaired.
Bring it in
If you suspect damaged wiring anywhere in your vehicle, stop by the shop most convenient for you for an inspection.
Frequently asked questions
Can a damaged wire be repaired?
Usually yes. If the damage is extensive, such as melted wires, the harness may need to be replaced.
Can an airbag harness be repaired?
No. Airbag-related wiring should be replaced, not repaired.
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