Reply to "cut wire identification"

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You will have to provide us more information if you expect Pantera wizards to solve your problems for you

you describe the wires as blue, blue with black stripe and a wire that is either white or yellow.

from your photo it appears you do not have a blue wire but you do have two blue with black stripe wires. Those appear to be stock OEM wires. The wire you label as white or yellow, between the two blue/black wires in your photograph, does not appear to be an OEM wire. Additionally, the red wire to the left in your photograph also does not appear to be an OEM wire.

if you will trace the wires in question to determine where they are headed and/or coming from that would be of assistance to those of us that will try to do long distance diagnostic for you. Perhaps the non-OEM wires transition with a splice to an OEM wire and that information would also be of value.

do you have a continuity tester and/or voltmeter and appropriate jumper wires to test and confirm your wiring?

Larry

8/5/211:43 PM

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