how to splice a connector for front light in a Hyundai tucson

Asked by Guru9142VW Dec 03, 2021 at 10:19 AM about the 2017 Hyundai Tucson

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Gene answered 3 years ago

Check out You Tube on How to splice automotive wiring. Most folks already know how to do it right.

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taver91 answered 3 years ago

Strip, tin, place heat shrink over one side of the connection you are making and pull it back away from the joint you are about to make, form a hook on both ends or the wire, hook the two wire ends together, squeeze hooks shut, solder, move heat shrink over the new joint and heat the shrink tubing so it forms a tight connection over the splice - done.

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