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mrekim
Dec 21, 2014Explorer
When I replace crimp connections that are exposed to the elements on a trailer I find that I have to cut back quite a bit of cable in order to get to good, un-corroded copper. Way more than if the wire was protected from the elements with a good waterproof crimp.
If it needs to be cut it can be cut right at the crimp and should have good copper and not need to be . If there's some concern about length, add wire to make a service loop that can be shortened as needed.
If it needs to be cut it can be cut right at the crimp and should have good copper and not need to be . If there's some concern about length, add wire to make a service loop that can be shortened as needed.
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