I used some electrical tape to patch some gaps in the old
wrapping, and it dd not work well. After a few weeks, the
electrical tape became very sticky and 'slimy,' for lack of a better
word, and picked up dirt and grease like thre was no tomorrow.
Perhaps if the electrical tape was in a sheltered place, away from
heat, it would have worked better.
I can't imagine that the wires care what sort of tape is used, so
go nuts!
Dave.
>One more question on the nonstick tape for the rewraping of
the harnesses.
Has anyone ever wrapped the old tape on the harnesses rather than remove and install new tape?
Would leaving the old tape have any affect on the wiring?
That way I could leave the old tape and use regular black electrical on top of the existing harness?
Has anyone ever wrapped the old tape on the harnesses rather than remove and install new tape?
Would leaving the old tape have any affect on the wiring?
That way I could leave the old tape and use regular black electrical on top of the existing harness?
Maybe a stupid question.
Thanks
Joe
69 Chevelle
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