Harness Splice?
03-13-2002, 08:36 PM
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Harness Splice?
hey guys i dont know where i can find how to splice a harness into the stock one. i tried finding threads for it but no go. anyone know where i can find this info? or do u know how to? if so is it hard? thanks
p.s im planning on going with southwestautoworks.com harness they are really cheap with free/$1 shipping. anyone know about these nokya harnesses?
p.s im planning on going with southwestautoworks.com harness they are really cheap with free/$1 shipping. anyone know about these nokya harnesses?
03-14-2002, 12:33 AM
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Re: Harness Splice?
Originally posted by iregula
hey guys i dont know where i can find how to splice a harness into the stock one. i tried finding threads for it but no go. anyone know where i can find this info? or do u know how to? if so is it hard? thanks
p.s im planning on going with southwestautoworks.com harness they are really cheap with free/$1 shipping. anyone know about these nokya harnesses?
hey guys i dont know where i can find how to splice a harness into the stock one. i tried finding threads for it but no go. anyone know where i can find this info? or do u know how to? if so is it hard? thanks
p.s im planning on going with southwestautoworks.com harness they are really cheap with free/$1 shipping. anyone know about these nokya harnesses?
You can use butt connectors (Radio Shack - red or blue ones) or you can solder and heat shrink them... Just cut and replace.
03-14-2002, 08:31 AM
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Re: Re: Harness Splice?
how do u solder or heat shrink them? i dont understand...i wish there were web directions
Originally posted by Chunger
I'll assume your asking about headlight harnesses...
You can use butt connectors (Radio Shack - red or blue ones) or you can solder and heat shrink them... Just cut and replace.
I'll assume your asking about headlight harnesses...
You can use butt connectors (Radio Shack - red or blue ones) or you can solder and heat shrink them... Just cut and replace.
03-14-2002, 08:47 AM
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I'd stick with the APC upgrade harness.. You get what you pay for, just keep that in mind. Is the harness your looking at able to handle an increased load, or is it just a stock replacement?
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