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I hope Specialtauto (John Hervey) does not mind me using his nicely labelled
image to show the area I am confused with.
http://www.specialtauto.com/delorean-parts/images/AC-accumulator-connections.jpg
Both switches have 2 prongs, why does the 'low' one have a third wire using
a crimp within the moulding not needed?
I have found that the wire sheath has split just above the plug/moulding to
expose the copper within. The split is too close to the moudling to allow a
thorough repair.
What is the best solution as this is exposed to the elements?
Thanks in advance
Chris H
vin5255 in the UK
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