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|    Ronbo to Dave    |
|    Re: soldering copper wire to aluminum wi    |
|    11 Jul 07 19:46:39    |
      From: Ronbo@nowhere.com              Dave wrote:       > What are the risks of soldering copper wire to aluminum wire? I just       > had to repair a wire on my Chevy truck. The original wire was aluminum       > and I spliced a copper wire between two ends of the damaged wire. It       > seemed to take the solder well but I have reservations about the       > longevity of the fix. What are the implications of having done this?       > Am I looking a a problem down the road (pun intended)       >       > Dave       >       >       Are u sure it's alum? GM used steel wiring for their rearward lamp       harness for years. Repair method was splice and crimp & pack with       dielectric grease.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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