Good way for wire tapping ?
Good way for wire tapping ?
There are a lot of topics out there for mods with electric like lighting etc ... But most of them are involve wire tapping which I have no experience about
. I want to ask you guys which way do you recommend for wire tapping ?
. I want to ask you guys which way do you recommend for wire tapping ?
Wire stripper to peel back insulation, stranded wire wrapped around the tapped wire, soldered on and tightly wrapped with quality electrical tape. You can substitute the electrical tape with heatshrink tubing.
If you haven't soldered before it will probably look like crap the first several times you do it but it's my preferred method. People who have decades more experience than I do don't recommend t-taps so I've never used them.
If you haven't soldered before it will probably look like crap the first several times you do it but it's my preferred method. People who have decades more experience than I do don't recommend t-taps so I've never used them.
just make sure you don't contact a grounding point while a wire is exposed
Use one of these


the 2nd one is easier to use, but it's less reliable. Most of the time it works like a charm, on a smaller wire it can snap them in half. If you don't have a soldering iron or gun then crimping will have to do. I think they're called butt splices (no joke)
Use one of these


the 2nd one is easier to use, but it's less reliable. Most of the time it works like a charm, on a smaller wire it can snap them in half. If you don't have a soldering iron or gun then crimping will have to do. I think they're called butt splices (no joke)
any sort of exposed metal, even avoid painted metal just to be safe. When you take off interior panels to get to wires there will usually be metal in close proximity. You mainly need to worry about accidentally grounding a wire when working with a wire that has power going through it, but it's a good habit to be careful either way.
^I would definitely have a friend help out, someone there who knows what they're doing and guiding you is better than any advice you can read. I'm not the best at explaining either
I'm more of a "watch this" person....
^I would definitely have a friend help out, someone there who knows what they're doing and guiding you is better than any advice you can read. I'm not the best at explaining either
I'm more of a "watch this" person....
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I want to wire angel eyes. I will buy them after got the money from my father. I already looked at the wiper motor but the wire is in the small place so with someone with no experience like me definitely need more research before do it.
there are plenty of DIY's here on Acurazine, I'm confident that we can help you wire up your Angel Eyes, once you get them.
Preferably, in the fall. As its too hot, right now. lol
Nice, our group of friends (the Houston Crew) has some pretty knowledgeable people, who like doing stuff like this.
there are plenty of DIY's here on Acurazine, I'm confident that we can help you wire up your Angel Eyes, once you get them.
Preferably, in the fall. As its too hot, right now. lol
there are plenty of DIY's here on Acurazine, I'm confident that we can help you wire up your Angel Eyes, once you get them.
Preferably, in the fall. As its too hot, right now. lol
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These suck ass, ive never had any luck getting them to actually go through insulation and make contact with the wiring, just get some 3m T-taps, easy breezy beautiful covergirl
^ until it stops working 
Anyway, t-taps seem like theyd last pretty damn long to me, though if it is something which will be constantly jostling back and forth, soldeirng may be your preferred option

Anyway, t-taps seem like theyd last pretty damn long to me, though if it is something which will be constantly jostling back and forth, soldeirng may be your preferred option
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