

| Subject: | problem splicing O2 sensor wires |
| From: | Austin |
| Date: | Sun, 7 Jun 1998 22:55:58 -0700 |
Recently while splicing a generic 3-wire O2 sensor onto the stock loom I couldn't get the solder to 'wet out' on to the wires (using commercial grades of solder & paste flux). What I did notice was that the wires are *much* stiffer than ordinary copper wires usually are; they are silver colored as if pre-tinned, but trying to scrape down to bare/fresh copper didn't work-it was almost as if the wire was stainless steel! Anybody else run into this situation - any solutions? Austin
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