I had this same problem. I started off trying to pull the wire out with no success as it was stapled and not enough room to get at it, so I cut the drywall. I used a square and cut out a 8� rectangle. Cutting the drywall to the center of the 16�studs so I had a place to screw a new piece on. When I got in there I realized that the wire had been arcing and I was probably lucky my garage was still standing. I didn�t trust that old wire because it was now hard and brittle. I decided that the only way I could sleep at night was to replace it. I again cut the drywall at strategic places and used a fishing tool to run a new wire. It took me all day but I got it. I wouldn�t Mickey Mouse wiring in my house. It�s probably your biggest investment and a place you should feel safe. Tear the drywall down if you have to it�s not worth you or your families life.
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