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   Andych Moderator Staff Member Premium Member Contributing Member Dirty Wheel Club

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   Oh come on Grey, keep the cruiser in the condition you received it in and just use Scotchlocks
   I have seen them used even by Auto Electricians for Driving lights and even trailer connections
   
   Kidding of course, about using them I mean. I have seen them used by Auto Sparks though.
   
   
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   Andych, Feb 19, 2018

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   ShaneP Well-Known Member

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   You can remove the connectors from the bulb plug and join the wires with a new connector. Use a fine wire/blade/metal strip from a window wiper blade and poke it in from the bulb side of the plug above the connector's flat edge to push down the locking tab. Or YouTube it.

    

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