And how does one "push" more current through a ...
After hair-raising proof with amperage and thermal scans, even with soldered 10 gauge wires and noodging the connector so tight joining male to female, I imposed a STRICT limit of 30-amps with "push-on" terminals.
Bosch got smart and replaced the .250" push on blades on it's 70-amp relay to .375".
Even so, even with Delco Packard 56 female terminations, my limit for .375" push-on's is 40 amps. My thermocouple makes for an inarguable tattle-tale.
Ford did NOT have a "Better Idea" when it came up with this wonder.
10,000 harness fires corroborate my opinion.
