I apologize if I have come to the wrong place with my question, but I am in a kind of time-sensitive situation and I am looking all over for help.
Below are some images showing what I understand to be five(5) solder joints that may or may not be the reason for my 1996 Chevrolet Camaro (vehicle) having electrical issues that are causing the battery to lose its charge. I have looked elsewhere on the internet and many others have had the same problem and claim to have re-soldered these five joints on the Body Control Module (BCM) which has solved the problem. I have NO solder experience.
Can anyone tell by looking at these photos if there is something wrong with the five solder joints that are the focus of these images. The 5 joints make a T-shape. 3 close together horizontally, 2 spaced further apart vertically.
I appreciate any help anyone might be able to give me.
Below are some images showing what I understand to be five(5) solder joints that may or may not be the reason for my 1996 Chevrolet Camaro (vehicle) having electrical issues that are causing the battery to lose its charge. I have looked elsewhere on the internet and many others have had the same problem and claim to have re-soldered these five joints on the Body Control Module (BCM) which has solved the problem. I have NO solder experience.
Can anyone tell by looking at these photos if there is something wrong with the five solder joints that are the focus of these images. The 5 joints make a T-shape. 3 close together horizontally, 2 spaced further apart vertically.
I appreciate any help anyone might be able to give me.