The cable connector has become detatched from the heated rear window on my
110. Is there some sort of glue that will conduct electricity thaI can use to refix the connector?Gerald
The cable connector has become detatched from the heated rear window on my
110. Is there some sort of glue that will conduct electricity thaI can use to refix the connector?Gerald
|| The cable connector has become detatched from the heated rear window || on my 110. Is there some sort of glue that will conduct electricity || thaI can use to refix the connector? || || Gerald
You can get a special conductive paint (sorry, can't remember the name) specifically for repairing broken elements in HRWs. Maybe that would do it? Motor accessory shops would be my first port of call.
Must have been a wild party you had in there :)
Woulsn't it be better/simpler to use solder?
|| On Sun, 16 Jul 2006 08:19:43 +0100, Idris || wrote: || ||| The cable connector has become detatched from the heated rear ||| window on my ||| 110. || || Must have been a wild party you had in there :)
:-)
|| ||| Is there some sort of glue that will conduct electricity thaI can ||| use to refix the connector? || || Woulsn't it be better/simpler to use solder?
Not if it's become detatched from the glass!
John
I don't think conductive paint will glue the connector back on to the glass. What you need is silver loaded epoxy adhesive. I don't think Maplin's do it, RS components do, but they are not cheap, I am sure someone knows of a cheaper source.
Regards Jeff
New window glass £40 ish and gunge it in with dum dum.
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