Rat-Chewed Wiring Repair | 2003 Toyota Avalon
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The Avalon is back, and apparently Remy got to the wiring while it was sitting. I solder in new wire at the brake fluid level switch, seal the connections with heat shrink, and wrap the harness back up.
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Concern
Rodent-damaged wiring at the brake-fluid-level switch.
Cause
Rodent-chewed wiring while the vehicle was sitting.
Correction
Soldered in new wire, sealed the connections with heat-shrink tubing, and wrapped the harness.
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