TOAK, The Thread of All Knowledge Part XIII
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Adding a signal light to a moose bumper on the old Ford. So, signal light, running light and ground.
I assumed the ends were free. So cut the main if you have to and slide shrink tubing on before you put them together.
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You can remove from the connector? If you can do that put another pin on it and do your joint there!
OK now that we’ve covered the right way to do it.....
Pick a good spot, sever the wire join all three ends together, don’t forget to put your heat shrink on first. Solder all together, shrink your wrap, use Paula’s hair dryer, then tie it all up. I like to use about three times the length of the joint in heat shrink.
OK now that we’ve covered the right way to do it.....
Pick a good spot, sever the wire join all three ends together, don’t forget to put your heat shrink on first. Solder all together, shrink your wrap, use Paula’s hair dryer, then tie it all up. I like to use about three times the length of the joint in heat shrink.
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I forgot to add that little tid bit.
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You can remove from the connector? If you can do that put another pin on it and do your joint there!
OK now that we’ve covered the right way to do it.....
Pick a good spot, sever the wire join all three ends together, don’t forget to put your heat shrink on first. Solder all together, shrink your wrap, use Paula’s hair dryer, then tie it all up. I like to use about three times the length of the joint in heat shrink.
OK now that we’ve covered the right way to do it.....
Pick a good spot, sever the wire join all three ends together, don’t forget to put your heat shrink on first. Solder all together, shrink your wrap, use Paula’s hair dryer, then tie it all up. I like to use about three times the length of the joint in heat shrink.
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You can remove from the connector? If you can do that put another pin on it and do your joint there!
OK now that we’ve covered the right way to do it.....
Pick a good spot, sever the wire join all three ends together, don’t forget to put your heat shrink on first. Solder all together, shrink your wrap, use Paula’s hair dryer, then tie it all up. I like to use about three times the length of the joint in heat shrink.
OK now that we’ve covered the right way to do it.....
Pick a good spot, sever the wire join all three ends together, don’t forget to put your heat shrink on first. Solder all together, shrink your wrap, use Paula’s hair dryer, then tie it all up. I like to use about three times the length of the joint in heat shrink.
For the above way, three pieces of shrink tube...? I know, dumb question. But I hate doing stuff twice haha.
Never mind. That way it’s inline and not a “T”. I was thinking you were referring to a “T”.
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Tim, not sure what you're putting together , if it's not a critical use these work fine
https://www.amazon.com/Lockitt-POSI-.../dp/B00CMC5DII
https://www.amazon.com/Lockitt-POSI-.../dp/B00CMC5DII
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The signal lights are covered by the bar. I have to add signal lights (led hehe) to the bumper.