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Old 11-09-2011, 10:35 AM   #9
Darryl Buckner
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I purchaced a Dual lug crimper which is said to be as good a solider. It crimps the lug twice, I have used it in high amp draw applications and it seems to work well if you would like to borrow it call me Mitch 843-696-7004
Nothing against crimping connectors, but they are not allowed in my shop because alot of the police vehicles and such we work on have computers and such. Believe it or not you can read with a meter the impedence change in the wire by crimping that metal barrel in between the 2 wires, and impedence changes cause heat. Soldiering the wires together shows no change and will never corrode and break apart over time. Granted he is dealing with fuel pumps and not computers, but I would steer away from crimping wires espicially outside a vehicle where its exposed to weather..
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