Where do I buy M&M sequentials?
08-06-2008, 04:00 PM
#11
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RE: Where do I buy M&M sequentials?
ORIGINAL: Leoleo
Tape, slice, WTF!!! Plug and Play. Easy. 5 minutes maybe. WebElectrics are plug and play too.
Why not buy from a sponsor of MF? Helps the site. Helps the sponsor.
Tape, slice, WTF!!! Plug and Play. Easy. 5 minutes maybe. WebElectrics are plug and play too.
Why not buy from a sponsor of MF? Helps the site. Helps the sponsor.
The 'splicing and taping' method should only be done if you
SOLDER the connections then seal them off with 2 stage
heatshrink like Ford does.
Tape has no place in modern day automotive wiring harnesses.
08-06-2008, 10:11 PM
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RE: Where do I buy M&M sequentials?
+1
The 'splicing and taping' method should only be done if you
SOLDER the connections then seal them off with 2 stage
heatshrink like Ford does.
Tape has no place in modern day automotive wiring harnesses.
The 'splicing and taping' method should only be done if you
SOLDER the connections then seal them off with 2 stage
heatshrink like Ford does.
Tape has no place in modern day automotive wiring harnesses.
I wound up using the splice kit and you could not tell it was not done at the factory. The black electrical tape I used is exactly the same as what ford uses and my wrap is a little tighter then the factory wrap. If anything, my work looks better the factory job.
08-07-2008, 11:56 AM
#14
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RE: Where do I buy M&M sequentials?
ORIGINAL: odiaz
That's funny. I thought the same thing and yet Ford used Electrical tape to wrap our entire wiring harnass in the S197. It looks so cheap.
I wound up using the splice kit and you could not tell it was not done at the factory. The black electrical tape I used is exactly the same as what ford uses and my wrap is a little tighter then the factory wrap. If anything, my work looks better the factory job.
+1
The 'splicing and taping' method should only be done if you
SOLDER the connections then seal them off with 2 stage
heatshrink like Ford does.
Tape has no place in modern day automotive wiring harnesses.
The 'splicing and taping' method should only be done if you
SOLDER the connections then seal them off with 2 stage
heatshrink like Ford does.
Tape has no place in modern day automotive wiring harnesses.
I wound up using the splice kit and you could not tell it was not done at the factory. The black electrical tape I used is exactly the same as what ford uses and my wrap is a little tighter then the factory wrap. If anything, my work looks better the factory job.
2 stage heatshrink to avoid water intrusion into the wire between
the conductor and the insulation jacket.
08-07-2008, 12:57 PM
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RE: Where do I buy M&M sequentials?
ORIGINAL: HoorayBeer
i just installed meter4it sequentials today. took me an hour and a half (getting the tools together took a half hour cause i just recently moved to ny). i had to cut and splice which i did not want to do but it was the only way cause i get the option of using chase. everything works great now. does anyone have problems with the meter4it?
i just installed meter4it sequentials today. took me an hour and a half (getting the tools together took a half hour cause i just recently moved to ny). i had to cut and splice which i did not want to do but it was the only way cause i get the option of using chase. everything works great now. does anyone have problems with the meter4it?
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