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Wouldnt that be solder and heat shrink tubing? lol j/k
you could do it that way.. thats the right way to do it.. but i just used some tape and crimps and that i think is the easiest.. those dam plastic things just are a waste of time...
you could do it that way.. thats the right way to do it.. but i just used some tape and crimps and that i think is the easiest.. those dam plastic things just are a waste of time...
isnt crimps the harder way to do it because you have to strip wire and stuff.
crimps are the quickest/easiest way to do it, but not by far the correct way,
the correct way is to strip then flux, then solder the wires together, then put shrink wrap over them to keep it from corroding/shorting to ground (i use liquid electrical tape instead of heat shrink, which works best)
liquid electrical tape is a gimmick. automotive grade silicone is the same thing. both work well as an insualtor... I prefer shrink tube, makes for a cleaner install.
idk i have never had an issue w/ the liquid electrical tape, i usually shrink wrap if its in a tight space, but i find the liquid tape actually works alot better if you have room to get a GOOD coat on the wire, JMO