Denali Soundbomb Brake and ABS Protection
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They always do that. The trick is to secure the ends with a heat-shrink tube.
Mine sits on the LH side of the cockipt/ beak...
no cables to worry about
no cables to worry about
How do you slip that over?
It's been on there since March and it hasn't moved. It's got another cable tie that you cant see. There's nothing stopping you from putting double sided tape inside the hose though if you needed to.
I use split nylon conduit (appropriate size) for covering cables I want to protect, very hardy, works an absolute treat, not expensive and doesn't look too shabby either
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When using this kind of sleeves, you start out with feeding all the wires, and as you know, one of their wonderful features is that they expand if you compress their length. Once the wires are all in there, it's time to install the heat shrink. (HS)
I usually enter the HS from the end that makes easiest entry, and prior to crimping on the connectors. Some times some of the cables comes with connectors preinstalled, but as the HS at this stage is rather over size, pulling the connector through the HS usually pose no problem as even the cheapest HS shrink 2:1 (pay a bit more will get you a 3:1 or even 4:1). I usually use a length of 3-5 cm each, and allow it to extend 1 cm beyond the sleeve end.
If your cables and sleeves are already installed and your sleeve is not protected at the end, perhaps wrapping vulacanizing may stop the sleeve from further damage.
Your right but that would involve disconnecting brake hose and ABS cable…
Exactly, that was my point.
Why not use some spiral hydraulic hose protector. Just wrap it round and it holds itself in place.
Darren
Darren
Yeh, I was just agreeing with what you said. In this situation you just cant slip a tube over.That was a reply to knutk….
In which case, I agree with you too
This ^^^^^^^^
Yeh, but how do you get the heat shrink tube on without disconnecting the brake hose and abs wire?
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