If you're working on your vehicle, specifically wiring harnesses and wiring harnesses for trailers, you may need to do some reconfiguring. If you need to connect wires, you should learn to use Scotch lock wiring connectors. This video shows you how.
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No no no no no. Do not use these to hack together trailer wiring. Cut, splice and heat shrink!
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