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Originally Posted by Dwight Frye Question for BDL99: Are you going to do a continuity check on each wire in each harness to be sure there are no cold solders

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Old 05-18-2012, 10:27 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Question for BDL99: Are you going to do a continuity check on each wire in each harness to be sure there are no cold solders or bad pin connections before sending the harnesses out ? I'd just like to be sure that the harness is good before connecting it and having something not work.
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Yes, just like all my kits, every kit will be tested before sending. I have a computer based cable tester that checks every pin and looks for shorts and checks correct pinouts etc. This is a very simply harness, so I don't expect any failures but everything will be tested none the less.
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