8-2 ELECTRICAL
SYSTEM
CAUTIONS
IN
SERVICING
CONNECTORS
• When
disconnecting
a
connector,
be
sure
to
hold
the
termi-
nals;
do not
pull
the
lead wires.
• When
connecting
a
connector, push
it in so it is
firmly
attached.
•
Inspect
the
connector
for
corrosion, contamination
and any
breakage
in the
cover.
COUPLERS
•
With
a
lock-type coupler,
be
sure
to
release
the
lock before
disconnecting
it. When
connecting
a
coupler, push
it in
until
the
lock
clicks
shut.
• When
disconnecting
a
coupler,
be
sure
to
hold
the
coupler;
do
not
pull
the
lead wires.
•
Inspect each terminal
on the
coupler
for
looseness
or
bends.
•
Inspect each terminal
for
corrosion
and
contamination.
CLAMPS
•
Refer
to the "WIRE HARNESS, CABLE, AND HOSE ROUT-
ING" section
for
proper clamping procedures.
([^T 9-12 to
9-21.)
•
Bend
the
clamp properly,
as
shown
in the
illustration.
• When
clamping
the
wire harness,
do not
allow
it to
hang
down.
• Do not use
wire
or any
substitutes
for
the band-type clamp.
FUSES
• When a
fuse blows, always investigate
the
cause, correct
the
problem,
and
then replace
the
fuse.
• Do not use a
fuse
of a
different capacity.
• Do not use any
substitutes
for
the fuse (e.g., wire).
SEMI-CONDUCTOR
EQUIPPED
PARTS
• Do not
drop
any
part that contains
a
semi-conductor (e.g.,
CDI
unit, regulator/rectifier).
• When
inspecting
the
part, follow
the
inspection instructions
carefully. Neglecting proper procedures
may
cause this part
to
be
damaged.
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