Anyone in Norfolk that can solder??

[James Raby]

I REALLY need my VIS indicator lights resoldered into the loom!!

Not happy with the way it was doen last year and want my lights to stop flickering or appearing dead LOL

Will travel if needed...

[big_wasa]

I am spalding lincs, 20 miles from the border if you get stuck.

Not been bodged in with skotch locks have they. Sounds like the viz motors could do with the sheddist touch.

[James Raby]

got this kit from Jay http://forums.xpowerforums.com/showthread.php?t=55496&highlight=vis+indicator

Mate soldered it in, but I told him I wanted it done another way but nooooooooooooo.....

[big_wasa]

How do you mean ?

If it has good electrical contact then its telling you your vis motors need some work.

How bad can his soldering be ?

[Ritchy]

im an awesome solderer....but im in glasgow:P

[James Raby]

Bad earthing I think, sometimes work but hardly ever on the right hand side, no lights, knew dodgy connection as wiggle and lights up

[James Raby]

How bad can his soldering be ?

Missed that. Hmmm, shall we say "Never seen it wrapped round a wire before"
I like a good solid all soldered over connection

[talkingcars]

Sometimes winding one wire around the other is a good place to start but agreed, it does then need to be completly covered in solder.

Have you considered teaching yourself?
Cheap soldering irons are only a few quid and you can practice on some scrap cable.
There are plenty of guides on the internet but the 2 important things are to make sure the wires and iron are clean and that you get it hot enough before applying the solder.

[big_wasa]

With soldier less can be more :smart: put a photo up.

If the lights are going off or you have two on at once your motors may need some tlc.

[James Raby]

All lights go off, it's a soldering earth problem - honest!