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Senior Member
Makes sense to me, electrical tape seems to be too easily effected by temperature changes and weather in general, then starts to peal off. I much prefer shrink wrap but don't know if that is the best to use.
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Senior Member
Yep, In this case I think there is no connector end to conveniently get heat shrink over and on it, without disassembling a connector. I have used self encapsulating silicone electrical tape before on AC power lines, but not on my Buell or a vehicle. Has any ever used this kind of tape on a motorcycle or car before? Think it may work well for this application, I have not done it before so cannot say for sure it would work?
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You can take the pins out of the connector easily with a small pick or a filed down paperclip to allow the proper sized heatshrink to fit over the wire.
Best fix is to just replace the damaged wire completely. Cut, replace, solder.
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Junior Member
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The wire was not cut. I believe it was the throttle position sensor. I will try some heat shrink.
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