Electrial connectors
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Electrial connectors
Just want to share this with everyone. I used them replacing my fuse box . Have had no issue with bad connection at all.
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I have a huge issue with corrosion - even heat shrink doesn't fully solve the issue. These look much higher quality than standard heat shrink
I am going to try some of these out when I get the chance. Thanks for the tip! Can't believe I haven't seen these until just now
I am going to try some of these out when I get the chance. Thanks for the tip! Can't believe I haven't seen these until just now
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I have a huge issue with corrosion - even heat shrink doesn't fully solve the issue. These look much higher quality than standard heat shrink
I am going to try some of these out when I get the chance. Thanks for the tip! Can't believe I haven't seen these until just now
I am going to try some of these out when I get the chance. Thanks for the tip! Can't believe I haven't seen these until just now
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Until you get some of these bad boys, try putting a dab of dielectric grease on your solder joint before sliding the heat shrink tube over it. Then, shrink the tube from the middle and work your way out to squeeze out the excess grease. Cuts down on corrosion drastically.
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Has anyone used these type of connectors for use under the hood?
They look like a great option but concerned about the environment under the hood on both the heat shrink tubing and the solder over an extended length of time. I couldn't find any details for this type of use case.
Any comments or feedback would be extremely welcome.
They look like a great option but concerned about the environment under the hood on both the heat shrink tubing and the solder over an extended length of time. I couldn't find any details for this type of use case.
Any comments or feedback would be extremely welcome.
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No, I don't lick fish.
Has anyone used these type of connectors for use under the hood?
They look like a great option but concerned about the environment under the hood on both the heat shrink tubing and the solder over an extended length of time. I couldn't find any details for this type of use case.
Any comments or feedback would be extremely welcome.
They look like a great option but concerned about the environment under the hood on both the heat shrink tubing and the solder over an extended length of time. I couldn't find any details for this type of use case.
Any comments or feedback would be extremely welcome.