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Old 07-23-2010, 03:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Formula413 View Post
What's the proper way to connect it to the wire in the ignition harness? Just want to make sure that connection will support the amperage.
inline. if you dont have inline strippers, take a razor blade and cut the insulation away on the constant wire on the ignition harness. Expose about 1in of wire. Take your new lead and wrap it around the exposed wire tightly and then solder it. If you dont have a soldering iron you can just tape the connection. Remember to wrap the tape in the same direction you wrapped the wire and if you didnt solder it, after you tape put a ziptie on the connection as tight as you can so there is no chance of the connection coming loose.
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