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"Steve" wrote in
: If you add foam insulation, you will be adding weight to the wire bundle which in your case, is unsupported except where the individual wires exit the mast. The weight and constant motion will eventually cause the wire stands to fatigue and break. Well, 5 years and 20,000 miles later this has yet to occur. I just had the whole wire bundle out and saw no signs of what you're describing. -- Geoff |
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