There is nothing wrong taping a broken wire. As long as the wire connection is made with an approved mechanical device, the splice can be taped. With broken wires, usually the conductor is put together again with a butt splice. On larger size conductors the butt splice is just bare metal. This type of splice has to be tapped. The code rule states that the tape insulation must be brought up to the insulation value of the existing insulation factor.
This is a broken wire in the driver side door. Remove the boot and you will see the broken wire. Spice wire and re-attached. All will work.
Blown fuse, broken wire, failed switch,
You probably have a wire in the harness by the door hinges that is almost broken in two.
A buddy splint, such as taping one broken finger to the other.
Bulb not installed correctly, broken wire, blown fuse, switch,
either the switch is not working or a wire to the switch is broken
Blown fuse, failed switch, broken wire, burnt out bulbs,
Try wrapping it in electrical tape... depending on what is wrong with it, remove it from the battery and clean the terminals, splice the wire if broken, or remove it from where it connects on the other end and clean and reassemble. a ground wire isn't that big a deal.
The Broken Wire - 1916 was released on: USA: 5 February 1916
no it can not start with a broken spark plug wire unless you fix it
It might be because of the vibration when you hit it. Try changing the head of the wire to make it fit or taping the wire and positioning it into a position where it is almost impossible for it fall out.
dead battery or a broken wire between the battery and the starter